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JP4258363B2
JP4258363B2 JP2003408715A JP2003408715A JP4258363B2 JP 4258363 B2 JP4258363 B2 JP 4258363B2 JP 2003408715 A JP2003408715 A JP 2003408715A JP 2003408715 A JP2003408715 A JP 2003408715A JP 4258363 B2 JP4258363 B2 JP 4258363B2
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本発明は、コンビニエンスストア等の店舗等に使用する冷凍空調装置に関するものである。   The present invention relates to a refrigeration air conditioner used in a store such as a convenience store.

従来の冷凍装置は、店内に設置されたショーケースや冷凍機などと接続され、店内の空調を行う空調装置とは完全に独立して設けられていた。また、圧縮機を複数設け、空調、冷蔵、冷凍を同じ冷媒を循環させる1つの冷凍サイクルで構成する冷凍空調装置が特許文献1に示されている。   A conventional refrigeration apparatus is connected to a showcase or a refrigerator installed in a store, and is provided completely independently of an air conditioner that performs air conditioning in the store. Further, Patent Document 1 discloses a refrigeration air-conditioning apparatus that includes a plurality of compressors and is configured by one refrigeration cycle that circulates the same refrigerant for air conditioning, refrigeration, and refrigeration.

また、圧縮機、凝縮器、蒸発器をそれぞれ備えた2つの独立した流路を持ちその流路を通る冷媒が流路の途中で互いに熱交換をするように第三の熱交換器を構成することは特許文献2に示されている。また、圧縮機と一つ熱交換器をそれぞれ備えた2つの独立した流路を持ち、それぞれの冷媒が第三の熱交換器で熱交換しながら周囲の空気と熱交換している構成が特許文献3に示されている。   In addition, the third heat exchanger is configured so that the refrigerant having two independent flow paths each including a compressor, a condenser, and an evaporator exchange heat with each other through the flow path. This is shown in Patent Document 2. Also, it has two independent flow paths each equipped with a compressor and one heat exchanger, and each refrigerant exchanges heat with the surrounding air while exchanging heat with a third heat exchanger. It is shown in Reference 3.

特開平2002−357367号公報(図1)Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2002-357367 (FIG. 1) 特開平2003−4321号公報(図1)Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2003-4321 (FIG. 1) 特開平2001−289532号公報(図12)JP 2001-289532 A (FIG. 12)

従来の冷凍空調装置は、空調、冷蔵、冷凍が完全に独立した冷凍サイクルにて運転されており、熱の有効利用による省エネ化が図られていないという問題点があった。また空調、冷蔵、冷凍などの設備を増強する場合、更に別の独立した冷凍サイクルを追加するためスペース上などの制約があり費用もかかるという問題点があった。   Conventional refrigeration and air-conditioning apparatuses are operated in a refrigeration cycle in which air conditioning, refrigeration, and refrigeration are completely independent, and there is a problem that energy saving is not achieved by effective use of heat. Further, in the case of enhancing facilities such as air conditioning, refrigeration, and refrigeration, there is a problem that additional independent refrigeration cycles are added and there are restrictions on space and cost.

また、特許文献1に示す従来の冷凍空調装置は、空調、冷蔵、冷凍が1つの冷凍サイクルで構成されているため、危険分散がなされていないという問題点があった。すなわち、空調用として使用している圧縮機や膨張弁やその他の冷凍サイクルを構成している部品が壊れた場合に、たとえ圧縮機が複数設けられていても、その修理の間冷凍サイクルを停止させざるを得ず、システムが独立していれば影響のないはずの店内のショーケース内にある冷凍食品や生鮮食品の冷却を維持することができなくなってしまう。更に設備の拡張が出来ないという問題点があった。   In addition, the conventional refrigeration and air-conditioning apparatus disclosed in Patent Document 1 has a problem in that risk dispersion is not performed because air-conditioning, refrigeration, and refrigeration are configured by one refrigeration cycle. In other words, if the compressor, expansion valve, or other components that make up the refrigeration cycle are broken, the refrigeration cycle is stopped during repair even if multiple compressors are installed. In other words, if the system is independent, it becomes impossible to maintain the cooling of the frozen food and fresh food in the showcase in the store that should not be affected. Furthermore, there was a problem that the facility could not be expanded.

また、同一の冷媒を熱源側の熱交換器一つに循環させているため、暖房をフルに運転している特定の時期のみ効率が良くなる効果が得られるが、それ以外では冷媒量の少ない方や、デフロストなど特殊な運転をする際は無駄な損失が大きいという問題があったり、冷蔵側の冷凍効果(冷却能力)が空調側の影響を受けてしまい、高圧が高くなると冷蔵側の冷凍効果が小さくなり、十分な冷却能力が得られないという問題点があった。   In addition, since the same refrigerant is circulated through one heat exchanger on the heat source side, an effect of improving the efficiency can be obtained only at a specific time when heating is fully operated. However, when operating specially such as defrost, there is a problem that wasteful loss is large, the refrigeration side refrigeration effect (cooling capacity) is affected by the air conditioning side, and if the high pressure becomes high, the refrigeration side refrigeration There was a problem that the effect was small and sufficient cooling capacity could not be obtained.

特許文献2に示す構成では、空調側冷凍サイクルと冷凍機側冷凍サイクルがそれぞれ独立して運転可能であり、特許文献1のような問題はないが、空調機暖房時に冷凍機の排熱を回収する熱交換器を設けたので、コストが高く、且つ、余計なスペースが必要となるという問題がある。特許文献3に示す構成では、同一の冷媒を使用するという問題は無く、且つ、熱交換器が増えるという問題もないが、熱源側の熱交換器は常に相互に熱交換しており、暖房時期以外はせっかくの組み合わせの効果が得られないという問題があった。また簡単に設備拡張が出来ないという問題があった。   In the configuration shown in Patent Document 2, the air-conditioning side refrigeration cycle and the refrigerator-side refrigeration cycle can be operated independently, and there is no problem as in Patent Document 1, but the exhaust heat of the refrigerator is recovered during air-conditioner heating. Since the heat exchanger which performs is provided, there exists a problem that cost is high and an extra space is needed. In the configuration shown in Patent Document 3, there is no problem that the same refrigerant is used, and there is no problem that the number of heat exchangers increases, but the heat exchangers on the heat source side always exchange heat with each other, and the heating time Other than the above, there was a problem that the effect of the combination could not be obtained. There was also a problem that the facility could not be expanded easily.

本発明はスペースの小さい簡単な装置で安定した運転、且つエネルギーを低減できる冷凍空調装置を得ることが目的である。また本発明はどのような運転状態でもエネルギーに無駄のない運転が可能な冷凍空調装置およびその方法を得ることが目的である。また既設機などに対して安価に、簡単な構造で設備の変更を行うとともにその変更時にエネルギー低減が可能な装置を得ることが目的である。   An object of the present invention is to obtain a refrigerating and air-conditioning apparatus that can stably operate and reduce energy with a simple apparatus having a small space. Another object of the present invention is to provide a refrigerating and air-conditioning apparatus capable of operating without waste of energy in any operation state and a method thereof. Another object of the present invention is to obtain a device that can change equipment with a simple structure at a low cost with respect to an existing machine and can reduce energy when the equipment is changed.

本発明の冷凍空調装置は、常温の空気と第一の冷媒との熱交換を行う第一の熱交換器と、低温の空気と第二の冷媒との熱交換を行う第二の熱交換器と、第一の熱交換器に接続される第一の流路と第二の熱交換器に接続される第二の流路のそれぞれ独立した各流路を有しその各流路を通る冷媒が互いに熱交換をするように一体に設けられた第三の熱交換器と、第二の熱交換器と第三の熱交換器の第二の流路とを接続し第二の冷媒を循環させる第二の冷凍サイクルに設けられ第二の冷媒の一部もしくは全部を第三の熱交換器をバイパス可能なバイパス流路と、バイパス流露に接続それバイパス流路へ流す冷媒流量を調整する流路制御手段と、第三の熱交換器の第二の流路とバイパス流路からのガス冷媒を含む混合された冷媒を過冷却用熱交換器で液化し液溜に貯留する第二の冷凍サイクルに設けられた過冷却手段と、を備えたものである。 The refrigerating and air-conditioning apparatus of the present invention includes a first heat exchanger that performs heat exchange between air at normal temperature and the first refrigerant, and a second heat exchanger that performs heat exchange between low-temperature air and the second refrigerant. And a first passage connected to the first heat exchanger and a second passage connected to the second heat exchanger. Circulates the second refrigerant by connecting the third heat exchanger that is integrally provided so as to exchange heat with each other, the second heat exchanger, and the second flow path of the third heat exchanger. A flow path for adjusting the flow rate of the refrigerant that is provided in the second refrigeration cycle and that allows a part or all of the second refrigerant to bypass the third heat exchanger and is connected to the bypass flow dew. A mixed refrigerant containing gas refrigerant from the path control means, the second flow path and the bypass flow path of the third heat exchanger with a supercooling heat exchanger A supercooling unit which is provided in the second refrigeration cycle for storing the turned into liquid reservoir is those with.

本発明の冷凍空調装置は、常温の空気と第一の冷媒との熱交換を行う第一の熱交換器と、低温の空気と第二の冷媒との熱交換を行う第二の熱交換器と、第一の熱交換器に接続される第一の流路と前記第二の熱交換器に接続される第二の流路のそれぞれ独立した各流路を有しその各流路を通る冷媒が互いに熱交換をするように一体に設けられた第三の熱交換器と、第一の熱交換器と第三の熱交換器の第一の流路とを配管で接続し第1の圧縮機にて第一の冷媒を循環させる第一の冷凍サイクルと、第二の熱交換器と第三の熱交換器の第二の流路とを配管で接続し第2の圧縮機にて第二の冷媒を循環させる第二の冷凍サイクルと、を備え、第三の熱交換器の第一の流路で前記第一の冷媒を蒸発させる際の第一の冷媒の蒸発温度と第一の冷媒と熱交換する第三の熱交換器に流れる第二の冷媒の凝縮温度とを、第三の熱交換器に送風する送風ファンの風量を低下させて近づけるものである。 The refrigerating and air-conditioning apparatus of the present invention includes a first heat exchanger that performs heat exchange between air at normal temperature and the first refrigerant, and a second heat exchanger that performs heat exchange between low-temperature air and the second refrigerant. And each of the first flow path connected to the first heat exchanger and the second flow path connected to the second heat exchanger have independent flow paths and pass through the flow paths. A third heat exchanger provided integrally so that the refrigerant exchanges heat with each other, and a first heat exchanger and a first flow path of the third heat exchanger are connected by a pipe to form a first heat exchanger. The first refrigeration cycle for circulating the first refrigerant in the compressor, the second heat exchanger, and the second flow path of the third heat exchanger are connected by a pipe, and the second compressor A second refrigeration cycle for circulating the second refrigerant, and an evaporation temperature of the first refrigerant when the first refrigerant is evaporated in the first flow path of the third heat exchanger and the first Heat exchange with other refrigerants That the third and the second condensation temperature of the refrigerant flowing through the heat exchanger, in which close by decreasing the air volume of the blower fan for blowing air to the third heat exchanger.

本発明の冷凍空調装置は、常温の空気と第一の冷媒との熱交換を行う第一の熱交換器と、低温の空気と第二の冷媒との熱交換を行う第二の熱交換器と、第一の熱交換器に接続される第一の圧縮機を有する第一の流路と第二の熱交換器に接続される第二の圧縮機を有する第二の流路のそれぞれ独立した流路を通る各冷媒が互いに熱交換可能な第三の熱交換器と、第三の熱交換器と周囲空気との熱交換量を調整する送風機と、を備え、第一の圧縮機の駆動による所定の空調運転および第二の圧縮機の駆動による所定の冷蔵もしくは冷凍運転を行うとともに、両方の圧縮機入力を低減する方向に送風機の送風量を変化させるものである。   The refrigerating and air-conditioning apparatus of the present invention includes a first heat exchanger that performs heat exchange between air at normal temperature and the first refrigerant, and a second heat exchanger that performs heat exchange between low-temperature air and the second refrigerant. And a first flow path having a first compressor connected to the first heat exchanger and a second flow path having a second compressor connected to the second heat exchanger. A third heat exchanger that can exchange heat with each other through the flow path, and a blower that adjusts the amount of heat exchange between the third heat exchanger and ambient air. A predetermined air-conditioning operation by driving and a predetermined refrigeration or freezing operation by driving the second compressor are performed, and the air flow rate of the blower is changed in a direction to reduce both compressor inputs.

本発明の冷凍空調装置は、常温の空気と第一の冷媒との熱交換を行う第一の熱交換器と、低温の空気と第二の冷媒との熱交換を行う第二の熱交換器と、第一の熱交換器に接続される第一の流路と第二の熱交換器に接続される第二の流路のそれぞれ独立した流路を通る冷媒が互いに直接の熱交換可能な第三の熱交換器と、第一の流路および第二の流路の少なくとも一方に接続され第三の熱交換器と並列に設けられ周囲空気との熱交換量を調整する送風機を有する補助熱交換器と、を備えたものである。   The refrigerating and air-conditioning apparatus of the present invention includes a first heat exchanger that performs heat exchange between air at normal temperature and the first refrigerant, and a second heat exchanger that performs heat exchange between low-temperature air and the second refrigerant. And the refrigerant passing through the independent flow paths of the first flow path connected to the first heat exchanger and the second flow path connected to the second heat exchanger can exchange heat directly with each other. Auxiliary having a third heat exchanger and a blower connected to at least one of the first flow path and the second flow path and provided in parallel with the third heat exchanger to adjust the amount of heat exchange with ambient air And a heat exchanger.

本発明の冷凍空調装置は、冷媒が循環する複数設けられた第一の冷凍サイクルの負荷側にて室内の空調を行う第一の熱交換器と、第二の冷媒が循環される第一の冷凍サイクルと独立な第二の冷凍サイクルに設けられ負荷側にて冷蔵もしくは冷凍を行う第二の熱交換器と、複数の第一の冷凍サイクルの内少なくとも一つの冷凍サイクルを通る第一の冷媒が第二の冷凍サイクルを通る第二の冷媒と熱源側にて熱交換する第三の熱交換器と、を備え、冷房時は第三の熱交換器と熱交換をしない第一の冷凍サイクルの流路への冷媒の流れを行う運転を優先し、暖房時は第三の熱交換器と熱交換を行う第一の冷凍サイクルの流路への冷媒の流れを行う運転を優先するものである。   The refrigerating and air-conditioning apparatus of the present invention includes a first heat exchanger that performs indoor air-conditioning on the load side of a plurality of first refrigeration cycles that are circulated through a refrigerant, and a first refrigerant that is circulated through a second refrigerant. A second heat exchanger provided in a second refrigeration cycle independent of the refrigeration cycle and performing refrigeration or freezing on the load side; and a first refrigerant passing through at least one refrigeration cycle among the plurality of first refrigeration cycles A first refrigerant cycle that does not exchange heat with the third heat exchanger during cooling, the second refrigerant passing through the second refrigeration cycle and a third heat exchanger that exchanges heat on the heat source side Priority is given to the operation that performs the flow of the refrigerant to the flow path of the refrigerant, and priority is given to the operation that performs the flow of the refrigerant to the flow path of the first refrigeration cycle that exchanges heat with the third heat exchanger during heating. is there.

本発明の冷凍空調装置は、常温の空気と第一の冷媒との熱交換を行う第一の熱交換器と、低温の空気と第二の冷媒との熱交換を行う第二の熱交換器と、第一および第二の2つの流路であって独立した各流路を持ちその各流路を通る冷媒が互いに熱交換をするように一体に設けられた第三の熱交換器と、第一の熱交換器と第三の熱交換器の第一の流路とを配管で接続してなる第一の冷凍サイクルと、第二の熱交換器と第三の熱交換器の第二の流路とを配管で接続してなる第二の冷凍サイクルと、第一および第二の冷凍サイクルの少なくとも一方に接続されこの冷凍サイクルを流れる冷媒の一部もしくは全部を第三の熱交換器をバイパス可能なバイパス流路と、第一および第二の冷凍サイクルの少なくとも一方に設けられバイパス流路へ流す冷媒流量を調整する流路制御手段と、を備えたものである。   The refrigerating and air-conditioning apparatus of the present invention includes a first heat exchanger that performs heat exchange between air at normal temperature and the first refrigerant, and a second heat exchanger that performs heat exchange between low-temperature air and the second refrigerant. And a third heat exchanger provided integrally with the first and second flow paths, each having independent flow paths, and the refrigerant passing through the flow paths exchange heat with each other; A first refrigeration cycle in which the first heat exchanger and the first flow path of the third heat exchanger are connected by piping, and the second of the second heat exchanger and the third heat exchanger. A part of or all of the refrigerant that is connected to at least one of the second refrigeration cycle and the first and second refrigeration cycles and that flows through the refrigeration cycle. And a refrigerant that is provided in at least one of the first and second refrigeration cycles and flows to the bypass channel And the flow path control means for adjusting the amount, those having a.

本発明の冷凍空調装置の運転方法は、冷媒が循環される第一の冷凍サイクルに設けられ室内の空調を行う第一の熱交換器と、第二の冷媒が循環される第一の冷凍サイクルと独立な第二の冷凍サイクルに設けられ冷蔵もしくは冷凍を行う第二の熱交換器と、第一の冷凍サイクルを通る冷媒が第二の冷凍サイクルの流路を通る第二の冷媒と熱交換する第三の熱交換器と、第一の冷凍サイクルおよび第二の冷凍サイクルに圧縮機などを設け、第一および第二の冷凍サイクルの運転を少なくとも圧縮機などをオンオフしもしくは回転速度を調整して行う運転状況調整手段と、を備えた冷凍空調装置に対し、運転状況調整手段を調整して第一の冷凍サイクルにて空調運転を行うとともに、第二の冷凍サイクルにて冷蔵もしくは冷凍運転を行うステップと、第三の熱交換器に設けた送風機により第三の熱交換器の熱交換量を調整するステップと、第二の冷凍サイクルに設けられ第三の熱交換器に対し冷媒をバイパスさせる、又は第二の冷凍サイクルに循環する冷媒を短時間停止させることにより冷蔵もしくは冷凍を継続させるステップと、を備えたものである。   The operation method of the refrigerating and air-conditioning apparatus of the present invention includes a first heat exchanger that is provided in a first refrigeration cycle in which refrigerant is circulated and performs indoor air conditioning, and a first refrigeration cycle in which a second refrigerant is circulated. And a second heat exchanger that is provided in a second refrigeration cycle independent of each other and performs refrigeration or freezing, and a refrigerant that passes through the first refrigeration cycle exchanges heat with a second refrigerant that passes through the flow path of the second refrigeration cycle. A third heat exchanger, a compressor in the first refrigeration cycle and the second refrigeration cycle, etc., and at least operating the compressor etc. in the operation of the first and second refrigeration cycles or adjusting the rotation speed Operating condition adjusting means, and adjusting the operating condition adjusting means to perform air conditioning operation in the first refrigeration cycle and refrigeration or refrigeration operation in the second refrigeration cycle. Steps to do and Adjusting the amount of heat exchange of the third heat exchanger by a blower provided in the third heat exchanger, and bypassing the refrigerant to the third heat exchanger provided in the second refrigeration cycle, or And continuing the refrigeration or freezing by stopping the refrigerant circulating in the second refrigeration cycle for a short time.

本発明の冷凍空調装置は、スペースが小さく、簡単な装置で、且つ、エネルギーを低減できる装置が得られる。また本発明はどのような運転状態でも安定した制御が行えるとともにエネルギーに無駄のない運転が可能な冷凍空調装置およびその方法が得られる。また本発明はフレキシブルな設備変更などの使いやすい装置が得られ、更に、どのような状況に対してもエネルギーが少ない運転方法を行うことができる。   The refrigerating and air-conditioning apparatus of the present invention has a small space, a simple apparatus, and an apparatus that can reduce energy. In addition, the present invention provides a refrigeration air conditioner and method that can perform stable control in any operating state and can operate without waste of energy. In addition, the present invention can provide an easy-to-use apparatus such as flexible equipment change, and can perform an operation method with less energy in any situation.

実施の形態1.
図1はコンビニエンスストア等の店舗の空調・冷蔵機器接続図で、店舗14内に空調用室内機12と冷蔵用ショーケース13がそれぞれ複数台配置され、空調用室内機12は空調用室外機10および冷蔵空調一体機11に、冷蔵用ショーケース13は冷蔵空調一体機11にそれぞれ接続されている。図1にて空調用室外機10と接続される空調用室内機12bが2台で、冷蔵空調一体機11と接続される空調用室内機12aが1台の例を説明したがそれぞれ何台であってもかまわない。冷蔵ショーケース13で食品や飲料を常時冷蔵したり冷凍したりしている一方、空調機では外気温度に応じて室内を冷房したり暖房したりしている。
Embodiment 1 FIG.
FIG. 1 is a connection diagram of air-conditioning / refrigeration equipment in a store such as a convenience store. A plurality of air-conditioning indoor units 12 and a plurality of refrigeration showcases 13 are arranged in the store 14, and the air-conditioning indoor unit 12 is an air-conditioning outdoor unit 10. The refrigeration showcase 13 is connected to the refrigeration / air conditioning integrated unit 11 and the refrigeration / air conditioning integrated unit 11. In FIG. 1, an example in which there are two air conditioning indoor units 12b connected to the air conditioning outdoor unit 10 and one air conditioning indoor unit 12a connected to the refrigerated air conditioning integrated unit 11 has been described. It does not matter. While food and beverages are constantly refrigerated and frozen in the refrigerated showcase 13, the air conditioner cools and heats the room according to the outside air temperature.

図2は図1の冷蔵用又は冷凍用ショーケースに接続されている熱源である室外熱交換器が一体の冷凍サイクルの構成で冷蔵空調一体機の冷媒回路図である。この回路においては、空調用の冷媒回路と冷蔵用の冷媒回路の2つの独立した冷媒回路があり、その双方が一体型熱交換器42に接続され、そこで双方の冷媒が混じることなく、熱交換をするように構成されている。図2にても空調用室内機が1台の例で説明しているが複数でよいことは当然である。空調用の冷媒回路では、暖房時に圧縮機21aから吐出された高温高圧の冷媒が室内熱交換器22aで凝縮するとともに室内空気と熱交換し室内を暖めている。庫の凝縮された冷媒は膨張手段23aにて膨張し、一体型熱交換器42の流路24aにて送風ファン25cにより外気と熱交換して蒸発し再び圧縮機に吸引されている。冷房時の場合は四方弁31が切り替えられ冷媒が逆に流れ、一体型熱交換器42は凝縮機の役割を果たす。   FIG. 2 is a refrigerant circuit diagram of a refrigeration / air conditioning integrated machine with a configuration of a refrigeration cycle in which an outdoor heat exchanger that is a heat source connected to the refrigeration or refrigeration showcase of FIG. 1 is integrated. In this circuit, there are two independent refrigerant circuits, a refrigerant circuit for air conditioning and a refrigerant circuit for refrigeration, both of which are connected to the integrated heat exchanger 42, where the two refrigerants are not mixed and heat exchange is performed. It is configured to Although FIG. 2 also illustrates an example of an indoor unit for air conditioning, it is a matter of course that a plurality of indoor units may be used. In the refrigerant circuit for air conditioning, the high-temperature and high-pressure refrigerant discharged from the compressor 21a during heating is condensed in the indoor heat exchanger 22a and exchanges heat with room air to warm the room. The refrigerant condensed in the refrigerator is expanded by the expansion means 23a, is evaporated by exchanging heat with the outside air by the blower fan 25c in the flow path 24a of the integrated heat exchanger 42, and is again sucked into the compressor. In the case of cooling, the four-way valve 31 is switched and the refrigerant flows in the reverse direction, and the integrated heat exchanger 42 serves as a condenser.

空調用の冷媒回路の動作について説明する。空調用圧縮機21aにより圧縮され高温高圧になった冷媒は、四方弁31によって暖房運転の場合と冷房運転の場合に流路を切り替えられる。暖房運転の場合、冷媒は四方弁31を通った後、空調用室内熱交換器22aへ送られて凝縮し、空調用膨張弁23aにて膨張して低温低圧冷媒になり、一体型熱交換器42にて空調用流路24aを通る間に冷蔵用流路24bの内部を流れる冷蔵側冷媒とおよび放熱フィン41を介して周囲空気と熱交換をして蒸発し、四方弁31を通って空調用圧縮機21aへ戻る。また、冷房運転の場合は、冷媒は四方弁31を通った後、一体型熱交換器42へ送られ、空調用流路24aを通る間に放熱フィン41を介して周囲空気と熱交換をして凝縮し、空調用膨張弁23aにて膨張し低温低圧冷媒になり、空調用室内熱交換器22aにて蒸発し、四方弁31を通って空調用圧縮機21aへ戻る。   The operation of the air conditioning refrigerant circuit will be described. The refrigerant that has been compressed by the air-conditioning compressor 21a to high temperature and pressure can be switched by the four-way valve 31 in the heating operation and the cooling operation. In the case of heating operation, the refrigerant passes through the four-way valve 31, and is then sent to the air conditioning indoor heat exchanger 22a to condense and expand in the air conditioning expansion valve 23a to become a low-temperature and low-pressure refrigerant. While passing through the air conditioning flow path 24a at 42, the refrigerant is evaporated by exchanging heat with the refrigeration-side refrigerant flowing through the inside of the refrigeration flow path 24b and the surrounding air via the heat radiation fins 41, and air-conditioning through the four-way valve 31. Return to the compressor 21a. In the case of cooling operation, the refrigerant passes through the four-way valve 31 and then is sent to the integrated heat exchanger 42 to exchange heat with the surrounding air through the radiation fins 41 while passing through the air conditioning channel 24a. The air-conditioning expansion valve 23a expands into a low-temperature and low-pressure refrigerant, evaporates in the air-conditioning indoor heat exchanger 22a, passes through the four-way valve 31, and returns to the air-conditioning compressor 21a.

次に冷蔵用の冷媒回路の動作について説明する。冷蔵用圧縮機21bにより圧縮され高温高圧になった冷媒は、高圧維持手段32を介して、一体型熱交換器42へ送られ、冷蔵用流路24bを通る間に放熱フィン41を介して周囲空気と熱交換をして凝縮し、過冷却手段33および液溜26を経て、冷蔵用膨張弁23bにて膨張し低温低圧冷媒になり、冷蔵用室内(ショーケース)熱交換器22bにて蒸発し、冷蔵用圧縮機21bへ戻る。なお、空調側冷媒回路が冷房運転を行っている場合、すなわち一体型熱交換器42内の空調用冷媒流路24aに低温低圧の冷媒が流れるように空調側冷媒回路が構成されている場合は、冷蔵側冷媒は一体型熱交換器42において、周囲空気との熱交換の他に空調用流路24aを流れる空調側冷媒とも熱交換を行う。   Next, the operation of the refrigeration refrigerant circuit will be described. The refrigerant compressed to high temperature and high pressure by the refrigeration compressor 21b is sent to the integrated heat exchanger 42 via the high pressure maintaining means 32, and is surrounded by the radiating fins 41 while passing through the refrigeration flow path 24b. Heat exchanges with air to condense, passes through the supercooling means 33 and the liquid reservoir 26, expands in the refrigeration expansion valve 23b, becomes a low-temperature and low-pressure refrigerant, and evaporates in the refrigeration room (showcase) heat exchanger 22b. And it returns to the compressor 21b for refrigeration. When the air-conditioning side refrigerant circuit is performing a cooling operation, that is, when the air-conditioning side refrigerant circuit is configured so that the low-temperature and low-pressure refrigerant flows through the air-conditioning refrigerant flow path 24a in the integrated heat exchanger 42. In the integrated heat exchanger 42, the refrigeration side refrigerant exchanges heat with the air conditioning side refrigerant flowing through the air conditioning flow path 24a in addition to heat exchange with the surrounding air.

なお空調用室内熱交換器22aには空調用室内熱交換器用ファン25aが設けられ室内14へ主に暖房用空気を吹き出す役割を果たしている。室内用熱交換器などは図1のごとく天井に埋め込まれたり壁掛けや床面据え付けタイプでも良い。空調用膨張手段23aは室内側、すなわち天井内に設けるとするが、場合によっては熱源側に設けても良い。空調よりも低温である冷蔵もしくは冷凍用の室内熱交換器22bは室内に配置されたショーケースや冷凍装置内に膨張手段23bとともに収納されている。室外に据え付けられる冷蔵空調一体機11には空調用流路24aと冷蔵用又は冷凍用流路24bが一体型熱交換器用放熱フィンにより熱的に一体に結合されてそれぞれ独立の流路を形成し一体型熱交換器となっている。この結果、各流路を流れる冷媒は別々であるが、相互の熱交換がフィンを伝熱して可能になる。更にこの一体型熱交換器42のフィン41の間に送風ファン25cが回転し外気を送風することにより外気と各流路内を流れる冷媒との間で熱交換を可能にしている。   The air conditioner indoor heat exchanger 22 a is provided with an air conditioner indoor heat exchanger fan 25 a and plays a role of mainly blowing heating air into the room 14. The indoor heat exchanger or the like may be embedded in the ceiling, wall-mounted, or floor-mounted as shown in FIG. The air-conditioning expansion means 23a is provided indoors, that is, in the ceiling, but may be provided on the heat source side in some cases. The indoor heat exchanger 22b for refrigeration or freezing, which is at a lower temperature than the air conditioning, is housed together with the expansion means 23b in a showcase or a refrigerating apparatus arranged indoors. In the refrigeration and air conditioning integrated machine 11 installed outdoors, the air conditioning flow path 24a and the refrigeration or refrigeration flow path 24b are thermally integrated together by heat radiation fins for an integrated heat exchanger to form independent flow paths. It is an integrated heat exchanger. As a result, the refrigerant flowing through each flow path is separate, but mutual heat exchange is possible by transferring heat through the fins. Further, the blower fan 25c rotates between the fins 41 of the integrated heat exchanger 42 to blow the outside air, thereby enabling heat exchange between the outside air and the refrigerant flowing in each flow path.

また空調機と冷蔵機の熱源装置である冷蔵空調一体機11には、空調用圧縮機21a、冷蔵用又は冷凍用圧縮機21b、空調機を冷房と暖房の流路に切り替える四方弁31、冷蔵又は冷凍側冷凍サイクルの熱源側熱交換器42流路24bをバイパスし流路24bへの冷媒の流したり流さなかったりを行うバイパス流路24c、このバイパス流路24cへの流れを圧縮機21bが吐出する冷媒の圧力値で調整する高圧維持手段又は流路制御手段32、冷蔵又は冷凍側冷凍サイクルの過冷却制御を行うために設けられた過冷却冷媒流路24d、過冷却用熱交換器22c、過冷却冷媒流路24dの冷媒量を調整する過冷却用膨張手段23c、余剰冷媒をためる液溜26などが一つの箱体の中に空調用と冷蔵又は冷凍用に区分けされて収納されている。あるいは空調用と冷蔵又は冷凍用の箱体を分けたり、更に第三の熱交換器である一体型熱交換器42の構成部を含む箱体を独立させて3つの箱体を後で一体に組み合わせても良い。このような場合は各箱体の外部で箱体間の配管や配線を接続する構成を採用すれば組み立てやメンテナンスが簡単になるばかりか、設備の拡張や変更に簡単に対処できる。   In addition, the refrigeration / air conditioning integrated machine 11 which is a heat source device of the air conditioner and the refrigeration machine includes an air conditioner compressor 21a, a refrigeration or refrigeration compressor 21b, a four-way valve 31 for switching the air conditioner to a cooling and heating flow path, and refrigeration. Alternatively, a bypass flow path 24c that bypasses the heat source side heat exchanger 42 flow path 24b of the refrigeration side refrigeration cycle and causes the refrigerant to flow or not flow to the flow path 24b, and the compressor 21b transfers the flow to the bypass flow path 24c. High pressure maintaining means or flow path control means 32 adjusted by the pressure value of the refrigerant to be discharged, supercooling refrigerant flow path 24d provided for performing supercooling control of the refrigeration or refrigeration side refrigeration cycle, and supercooling heat exchanger 22c The supercooling expansion means 23c for adjusting the amount of refrigerant in the supercooling refrigerant flow path 24d, the liquid reservoir 26 for accumulating excess refrigerant, etc. are stored separately in one box for air conditioning and refrigeration or freezing. HaveAlternatively, the box for air conditioning and the refrigerator or refrigeration are separated, and the box including the components of the integrated heat exchanger 42 as the third heat exchanger is made independent, and the three boxes are integrated later. You may combine. In such a case, if a configuration in which piping and wiring between the box bodies are connected outside each box body, not only the assembly and maintenance are simplified, but also the expansion and change of equipment can be easily dealt with.

なお図1、図2ではショーケース2台の例を示したがショーケースである冷蔵装置とこれよりより低温度の蒸発器を必要とする冷凍装置でもよいし、1台あるいは3台以上でもかまわない。また冷蔵又は冷凍装置の熱源側熱交換器をバイパスするバイパス流路24cは冷凍サイクルの運転を制御している、すなわち冷蔵又は冷凍用室内熱交換器22bの温度調整を流路に流れる冷媒を調整して行っている膨張手段23bを正常に動作させ冷凍サイクルの運転をスムースに行う。膨張手段23bは適度の差圧がないと動作せず冷蔵又は冷凍装置が運転を行わない。真冬において空調機が暖房時に外気が低温になると冷蔵用冷凍機の圧縮機の吐出圧力が低くなり膨張手段23bの差圧が確保できなくなる。この差圧が確保できる最低限の圧力を得るように凝縮器42の流路24bへの冷媒量をバイパスさせて減らしていく。従って流路制御手段である最低限の圧力を維持する高圧維持手段32の開度を調整することで膨張手段23bによる精度の良い温度制御を維持できるので、真冬空調暖房時における空調装置と冷蔵又は冷凍装置一体での高効率を維持したまま装置の温度調整が可能な実用的で有効な装置が得られる。例えば冬期の空調側冷凍サイクルが暖房運転を行っているとき、熱回収による使用エネルギーの低減が行える。また中間期の空調側冷凍サイクルが停止もしくは微弱運転を行っているとき、一体型熱交換器42の放熱フィン41を冷蔵側流路24bの冷媒の放熱に使用できるため冷蔵側冷凍サイクルの伝熱面積が拡大し省エネルギーになる。更に送風機25cにより運転状態にあわせた最適化が行えるのでエネルギーの無駄がない。また冷蔵側冷凍サイクルに過冷却回路を設けるので液溜26に流入する冷媒を液化することが出来、動作が不安定になることを防止できる。   1 and 2 show examples of two showcases, a refrigeration apparatus that is a showcase and a refrigeration apparatus that requires a lower temperature evaporator may be used, or one or three or more may be used. Absent. The bypass flow path 24c that bypasses the heat source side heat exchanger of the refrigeration or refrigeration apparatus controls the operation of the refrigeration cycle, that is, adjusts the refrigerant flowing through the flow path to adjust the temperature of the refrigeration or freezing indoor heat exchanger 22b. Thus, the expansion means 23b being operated is operated normally, and the operation of the refrigeration cycle is smoothly performed. The expansion means 23b does not operate without an appropriate differential pressure, and the refrigeration or freezing apparatus does not operate. In mid-winter, if the outside air becomes a low temperature when the air conditioner is heated, the discharge pressure of the compressor of the refrigerator for refrigeration becomes low, and the differential pressure of the expansion means 23b cannot be secured. The refrigerant quantity to the flow path 24b of the condenser 42 is bypassed and reduced so as to obtain the minimum pressure that can secure this differential pressure. Therefore, since the temperature control with high accuracy by the expansion means 23b can be maintained by adjusting the opening degree of the high pressure maintenance means 32 that maintains the minimum pressure as the flow path control means, A practical and effective apparatus capable of adjusting the temperature of the apparatus while maintaining the high efficiency of the integrated refrigeration apparatus can be obtained. For example, when the air-conditioning side refrigeration cycle in the winter season is performing heating operation, energy consumption can be reduced by heat recovery. Further, when the air conditioning side refrigeration cycle in the intermediate period is stopped or performing weak operation, the heat radiating fins 41 of the integrated heat exchanger 42 can be used for heat dissipation of the refrigerant in the refrigeration side flow path 24b, so that heat transfer of the refrigeration side refrigeration cycle The area is expanded and energy is saved. Further, since the fan 25c can be optimized in accordance with the operation state, there is no waste of energy. Further, since the supercooling circuit is provided in the refrigeration side refrigeration cycle, the refrigerant flowing into the liquid reservoir 26 can be liquefied, and the operation can be prevented from becoming unstable.

空調、冷蔵単体の場合と一体機との動作の違いを、空調機が暖房運転をしている場合について、図3に示すモリエル線図にて説明する。なお、以下の説明において、店舗内の空気の温度は20゜C程度、外気温度は10゜C程度、ショーケース内の空気温度は5゜C程度であるものとする。また、空調機および冷蔵用冷凍機の配管内を流れている冷媒にはR410Aを使用しているものとし、冷媒の飽和圧力は、社団法人 日本冷凍空調学会が1998年5月26日に発行したThermodynamic Properties of Pure and Blended Hydrofluorocarbon(HFC)Refrigerantsに基づき算出した。   The difference in operation between the case of air conditioning and refrigeration alone and the integrated machine will be described with reference to the Mollier diagram shown in FIG. 3 for the case where the air conditioner is performing heating operation. In the following description, it is assumed that the air temperature in the store is about 20 ° C., the outside air temperature is about 10 ° C., and the air temperature in the showcase is about 5 ° C. Also, R410A is used for the refrigerant flowing in the piping of the air conditioner and the refrigerator for refrigeration, and the saturation pressure of the refrigerant was issued on May 26, 1998 by the Japan Society of Refrigerating and Air Conditioning. It was calculated based on Thermodynamic Properties of Pure and Blended Hydrofluorocarbon (HFC) Refrigerants.

空調機において、暖房運転時に室内熱交換器22a内に流れる冷媒の凝縮温度(CT)は店内空気温度と十分な温度差を確保するため50゜C程度、室外熱交換器24aに流れる冷媒の蒸発温度(ET)は外気温度と十分な温度差を確保するため−6゜C程度となる。この時、空調用圧縮機21aの高圧および低圧はそれぞれ凝縮温度、蒸発温度の飽和圧力として求まり、高圧3.0535MPa、低圧0.65558MPaとなる。従って、圧縮機の高圧と低圧の比である圧縮比は、3.0535MPaと低圧0.65558MPaの比で求められ、4.66となる。   In the air conditioner, the condensation temperature (CT) of the refrigerant flowing in the indoor heat exchanger 22a during heating operation is about 50 ° C. to ensure a sufficient temperature difference from the store air temperature, and the refrigerant flowing in the outdoor heat exchanger 24a is evaporated. The temperature (ET) is about −6 ° C. to ensure a sufficient temperature difference from the outside air temperature. At this time, the high pressure and the low pressure of the air conditioning compressor 21a are obtained as the saturation pressure of the condensation temperature and the evaporation temperature, respectively, and become a high pressure of 3.0535 MPa and a low pressure of 0.65558 MPa. Accordingly, the compression ratio, which is the ratio between the high pressure and the low pressure of the compressor, is determined by the ratio of 3.0535 MPa and low pressure 0.655558 MPa and is 4.66.

また、冷蔵用冷凍機において、室外熱交換器24b内を流れる冷媒の凝縮温度(CT)は外気温度と十分な温度差を確保するため30゜C程度、ショーケース内熱交換器22bに流れる冷媒の蒸発温度(ET)はショーケース内の空気温度と十分な温度差を確保するため−10℃程度となる。この時、冷蔵用圧縮機21bの高圧および低圧はそれぞれ凝縮温度、蒸発温度の飽和圧力として求まり、高圧1.8797MPa、低圧0.57228MPaとなる。また、圧縮比は、1.8797MPaと0.57228MPa の比で求められ、3.28となる。   In the refrigerator for refrigeration, the condensation temperature (CT) of the refrigerant flowing in the outdoor heat exchanger 24b is about 30 ° C. to ensure a sufficient temperature difference from the outside air temperature, and the refrigerant flowing in the showcase heat exchanger 22b. The evaporating temperature (ET) is about −10 ° C. to ensure a sufficient temperature difference from the air temperature in the showcase. At this time, the high pressure and the low pressure of the refrigeration compressor 21b are obtained as the saturation pressure of the condensation temperature and the evaporation temperature, respectively, and become a high pressure of 1.8797 MPa and a low pressure of 0.57228 MPa. The compression ratio is determined by the ratio of 1.8797 MPa and 0.57228 MPa and is 3.28.

一方、冷蔵空調一体機においては、空調側回路が暖房運転を行う際、室内熱交換器22a内に流れる冷媒の凝縮温度(CT)は店内空気温度と十分な温度差を確保するため50゜C程度となる。また、冷蔵用冷凍機において、ショーケース内熱交換器22bに流れる冷媒の蒸発温度(ET)はショーケース内の空気温度と十分な温度差を確保するため−10゜C程度となる。   On the other hand, in the refrigerated air conditioning integrated machine, when the air conditioning side circuit performs the heating operation, the condensation temperature (CT) of the refrigerant flowing in the indoor heat exchanger 22a is 50 ° C. in order to ensure a sufficient temperature difference from the store air temperature. It will be about. In the refrigerator for refrigeration, the evaporation temperature (ET) of the refrigerant flowing through the heat exchanger 22b in the showcase is about −10 ° C. in order to secure a sufficient temperature difference from the air temperature in the showcase.

また、一体型室外熱交換器42の空調用流路24a内を流れる空調側冷媒と冷蔵側回路24b内を流れる冷蔵側冷媒とは熱交換を行うため、24a内を流れる冷媒の蒸発温度(ET1)は24b内を流れる冷蔵側冷媒の凝縮温度(CT2)と24a・24b間での熱交換性能によって決まる。今、24a・24b間の熱交換性能が単体の場合の空冷熱交換器よりも大きいものとすると、単体の場合よりもET1とCT2の温度差が近づくことになり、仮にET1が4゜C、CT2が26゜Cなったとする。すると、空調側圧縮機21bの高圧および低圧はそれぞれ凝縮温度CT1、蒸発温度ET1の飽和圧力として求まり、高圧Pd1=3.0535MPa、低圧Ps1=0.90396MPa、圧縮比Pd1/Ps1=3.38となる。また、冷蔵用圧縮機21bの高圧および低圧はそれぞれ凝縮温度CT2、蒸発温度ET2の飽和圧力として求まり、高圧Pd2=1.6935MPa、低圧Ps2=0.57228MPa、圧縮比Pd2/Ps2=2.966となる。   Further, since the air-conditioning-side refrigerant flowing in the air-conditioning flow path 24a of the integrated outdoor heat exchanger 42 and the refrigeration-side refrigerant flowing in the refrigeration side circuit 24b perform heat exchange, the evaporation temperature (ET1) of the refrigerant flowing in the 24a ) Is determined by the condensation temperature (CT2) of the refrigeration-side refrigerant flowing in 24b and the heat exchange performance between 24a and 24b. If the heat exchange performance between 24a and 24b is larger than that of the air-cooled heat exchanger in the case of a single unit, the temperature difference between ET1 and CT2 will be closer than in the case of a single unit. Suppose CT2 reaches 26 ° C. Then, the high pressure and the low pressure of the air conditioning side compressor 21b are obtained as the saturation pressure of the condensation temperature CT1 and the evaporation temperature ET1, respectively, and the high pressure Pd1 = 3.0535 MPa, the low pressure Ps1 = 0.90396 MPa, and the compression ratio Pd1 / Ps1 = 3.38. Become. Further, the high pressure and low pressure of the refrigeration compressor 21b are obtained as saturation pressures of the condensation temperature CT2 and the evaporation temperature ET2, respectively, and high pressure Pd2 = 1.6935 MPa, low pressure Ps2 = 0.572228 MPa, compression ratio Pd2 / Ps2 = 2.966. Become.

この時、空調側圧縮機の圧縮比3.38は単体の場合の圧縮比4.66に比べ27%、冷蔵側圧縮機の圧縮比2.96は単体の場合の圧縮比3.28に比べ10%小さい値になっている。圧縮機の入力は圧縮比と冷媒流量に依存し、冷媒流量が同じであれば圧縮比の小さい方が入力が少なくなる。従って、一体型熱交換器42をここで示した圧力関係を実現できる仕様に設計すれば、冷蔵空調一体機は単体に対し、空調側で27%、冷蔵側で10%の省エネになる。圧縮比すなわち圧縮機前後の冷媒のエンタルピー差を少なくすると、圧縮機の仕事量はエンタルピー差×冷媒流量であり、入力が小さくなりエネルギーを減らすことができる。   At this time, the compression ratio 3.38 of the air-conditioning side compressor is 27% compared to the compression ratio 4.66 in the case of the single unit, and the compression ratio 2.96 of the refrigeration side compressor is compared to the compression ratio of 3.28 in the case of the single unit. The value is 10% smaller. The input of the compressor depends on the compression ratio and the refrigerant flow rate. If the refrigerant flow rate is the same, the smaller the compression ratio, the less the input. Therefore, if the integrated heat exchanger 42 is designed to a specification that can realize the pressure relationship shown here, the refrigeration and air conditioning integrated machine can save 27% on the air conditioning side and 10% on the refrigeration side. If the compression ratio, that is, the enthalpy difference between the refrigerant before and after the compressor is reduced, the work of the compressor is enthalpy difference × refrigerant flow rate, and the input becomes smaller and the energy can be reduced.

先に述べた通り、空調側と冷蔵側の熱交換量が大きいと、空調側の低圧が上がり、冷蔵側の高圧が下がる。しかし、冷蔵側の高圧が下がり過ぎると、膨張手段23b前後での圧力差が確保できなくなり、膨張手段23bが正常に動作しなくなる。そこで、冷蔵側の高圧があらかじめ設定された下限値より低くなると、高圧維持手段32の作用によって、冷媒の一部は熱交換器42を通さずに液溜26の手前にバイパスして、高圧が下限値以下に下がり装置の温度コントロールが聞かなくなることを防ぐ。   As described above, when the amount of heat exchange between the air conditioning side and the refrigeration side is large, the low pressure on the air conditioning side increases and the high pressure on the refrigeration side decreases. However, if the refrigeration-side high pressure is too low, a pressure difference before and after the expansion means 23b cannot be secured, and the expansion means 23b does not operate normally. Therefore, when the high pressure on the refrigeration side becomes lower than a preset lower limit value, a part of the refrigerant is bypassed to the front of the liquid reservoir 26 without passing through the heat exchanger 42 by the action of the high pressure maintaining means 32, and the high pressure is increased. Prevents the temperature control of the device from being heard below the lower limit.

次に季節により空調機の動作が異なるときの冷蔵空調一体機11の運転状態および省エネルギー対策について説明する。夏期においては、空調機は冷房運転を行うため一体型熱交換器42での冷媒同士の熱交換はなく、空調機も冷凍機も空気との熱交換を最大に行うため、一体型熱交換器の送風ファン25cはフル運転させる。春や秋において空調機が停止している場合も、冷凍機は空気との熱交換を最大に行うため、一体型熱交換器の送風ファン25cはフル運転させる。この時一体型熱交換器の放熱フィン41の寸法が大きいこと、即ち2流路分の存在が冷凍機の運転に放熱に有効に働く。初春や晩秋のように空調機が暖房運転をしていて空調負荷が小さい場合は、一体型熱交換器42内での空調側と冷蔵側の冷媒同士の熱交換はなされるが熱交換量としてはあまり大きくないため、空調機も冷凍機も空気と十分に熱交換をする必要があり一体型熱交換器の送風ファン25cはフル運転させる。冬期になって暖房負荷が増え冷蔵側の高圧が下限値に近づいてくると、冷蔵側の凝縮熱量を減らす必要があるため、一体型熱交換器の送風ファン25cの回転数を下げ、空調側冷媒と冷蔵側冷媒の熱交換量を最大限に確保したまま空気との熱交換量を減らして、冷蔵側の高圧が下がり過ぎないようにする。そして、空調機の暖房負荷が更に増加すると、最終的には一体型熱交換器の送風ファン25cを停止させる。この時、空調側冷媒の蒸発熱量および冷蔵側冷媒の凝縮熱量は空調側と冷蔵側の冷媒同士の熱交換だけでまかなわれ省エネルギーに有効である。そして、真冬時空調の暖房負荷が過大になり冷凍機の吐出圧力が低く膨張手段23bの差圧が維持できる最低限の圧力に到達した場合、冷凍機の高圧維持のため高圧維持手段32の作用によりバイパス流路24cを介して冷媒をバイパスさせ、一体型熱交換器の冷蔵用流路24bへ流れる冷媒量を減らし、空調機の排熱を回収したまま冷蔵側高圧を維持した運転を行う。以上のとおり一体型熱交換器を有する独立した流路間で熱交換を行い省エネルギーを図る冷凍空調装置において、冷房時のように熱交換よりもそれぞれ単体の冷凍サイクルの運転をフルに行う場合と、一体型熱交換器で熱交換を有効に行うため空調側の蒸発温度と冷蔵又は冷凍側の凝縮温度をできるだけ近づけて少なくとも片側、望むらくは両側の圧縮比を小さくする方向に送風機25cなどにより調整すればよい。   Next, the operation state and energy saving measures of the refrigerated air conditioning integrated machine 11 when the operation of the air conditioner varies depending on the season will be described. In the summer, since the air conditioner performs cooling operation, there is no heat exchange between the refrigerants in the integrated heat exchanger 42, and the air conditioner and the refrigerator perform maximum heat exchange with air. The blower fan 25c is fully operated. Even when the air conditioner is stopped in spring or autumn, since the refrigerator performs maximum heat exchange with air, the blower fan 25c of the integrated heat exchanger is fully operated. At this time, the size of the radiating fins 41 of the integrated heat exchanger is large, that is, the presence of two flow paths works effectively for heat radiation in the operation of the refrigerator. If the air conditioner is in heating operation as in early spring or late autumn and the air conditioning load is small, heat exchange between the air conditioning side and refrigeration side refrigerant in the integrated heat exchanger 42 is performed, but the amount of heat exchange is Since it is not so large, it is necessary for both the air conditioner and the refrigerator to sufficiently exchange heat with air, and the blower fan 25c of the integrated heat exchanger is fully operated. When the heating load increases in winter and the high pressure on the refrigeration side approaches the lower limit value, it is necessary to reduce the amount of condensation heat on the refrigeration side. Therefore, the rotational speed of the blower fan 25c of the integrated heat exchanger is reduced, and the air conditioning side The amount of heat exchange with air is reduced while ensuring the maximum amount of heat exchange between the refrigerant and the refrigeration side refrigerant so that the high pressure on the refrigeration side does not drop too much. And if the heating load of an air conditioner further increases, finally the ventilation fan 25c of an integrated heat exchanger will be stopped. At this time, the amount of heat of evaporation of the air-conditioning side refrigerant and the amount of heat of condensation of the refrigeration-side refrigerant are provided only by heat exchange between the air-conditioning side and refrigeration side refrigerants, which is effective for energy saving. When the heating load of the air conditioning during mid-winter becomes excessive and the discharge pressure of the refrigerator is low and reaches a minimum pressure at which the differential pressure of the expansion means 23b can be maintained, the action of the high-pressure maintenance means 32 for maintaining the high pressure of the refrigerator. Thus, the refrigerant is bypassed via the bypass flow path 24c, the amount of the refrigerant flowing to the refrigeration flow path 24b of the integrated heat exchanger is reduced, and the operation is performed while maintaining the high pressure on the refrigeration side while collecting the exhaust heat of the air conditioner. As described above, in the refrigeration air conditioner that exchanges heat between independent flow paths having an integrated heat exchanger and saves energy, each refrigeration cycle is fully operated rather than heat exchange as in cooling. In order to effectively perform heat exchange with an integrated heat exchanger, the air-cooling side evaporating temperature and the refrigeration or freezing side condensing temperature are made as close as possible to reduce the compression ratio on at least one side, preferably both sides, by a blower 25c or the like. Adjust it.

なお通常、空調側圧縮機21aは店内の設定温度と室内吸い込み温度との温度差に基づき周波数制御しているが、この制御のない一定速の誘導電動機のようなモーターを使用した圧縮機を使用しても良い。圧縮機の制御が無くても室内熱交換器用ファン25aや膨張弁23aや圧縮機21aのON/OFFにより店内の空調負荷に合わせた動作をする。冷蔵側圧縮機21bは冷蔵側低圧を維持すべく周波数制御を行うが、ショーケース内などの温度調整は冷蔵又は冷凍用ファン25bや膨張弁23bで行っても良い。従って、空調と同様に冷蔵側圧縮機21bも周波数制御のない一定速の圧縮機を使用しても良い。一体型熱交換器の送風ファン25cの送風機回転数は空調動力が冷蔵動力などより小さい場合最大回転数で運転させ、空調動力が冷蔵動力等よりも大きくなるにつれて回転数を下げていき、冷蔵凝縮熱などがほぼ空調排熱を回収する段階以上に空調動力が大きくなると送風機を停止させる。また冷蔵もしくは冷凍側冷凍サイクルのバイパス流路24cのバイパス冷媒量は冷蔵側高圧の最低限設定量まではバイパスさせず、空調動力が更に大きくなって、冷蔵側高圧が設定値以下になるような場合バイパス量を徐々に増やしていき冷凍サイクルの回路より決まる最大バイパス量まで上げることになる。   Normally, the air-conditioning compressor 21a performs frequency control based on the temperature difference between the set temperature in the store and the indoor suction temperature. However, a compressor using a motor such as a constant speed induction motor without this control is used. You may do it. Even if the compressor is not controlled, the indoor heat exchanger fan 25a, the expansion valve 23a, and the compressor 21a are turned on and off to operate in accordance with the air conditioning load in the store. The refrigeration side compressor 21b performs frequency control to maintain the refrigeration side low pressure, but the temperature adjustment in the showcase or the like may be performed by the refrigeration or freezing fan 25b or the expansion valve 23b. Therefore, like the air conditioning, the refrigeration compressor 21b may be a constant speed compressor without frequency control. When the air conditioning power is smaller than the refrigeration power or the like, the blower fan 25c of the integrated heat exchanger is operated at the maximum speed, and the rotation speed is decreased as the air conditioning power becomes larger than the refrigeration power or the like. The air blower is stopped when the air conditioning power becomes larger than the stage where heat or the like almost recovers the exhaust air heat. Further, the bypass refrigerant amount in the bypass flow path 24c of the refrigeration or refrigeration side refrigeration cycle is not bypassed up to the minimum set amount of the refrigeration side high pressure, and the air conditioning power is further increased so that the refrigeration side high pressure becomes less than the set value. In this case, the bypass amount is gradually increased to the maximum bypass amount determined by the circuit of the refrigeration cycle.

次に図4乃至6にて一体型熱交換器の詳細構造である熱交換部構造を説明する。図4は空調用流路24aと冷蔵用又は冷凍用流路24bを分離して同一の放熱フィン41に貫装させフィンと一体化し熱伝達による各流路を流れる冷媒間の熱の移動を行う構造であり、図のように一方の入り口を他方の出口にし、空調冷房時には両方の凝縮熱が部分的に集中しないようにし、且つ、空調暖房時の空調冷凍サイクルの蒸発熱と冷蔵冷凍サイクルの凝縮熱の温度差が得られるようにして熱交換性能を上げている。また熱交換器のチューブをクロスさせないので製造が簡単になる。図5は空調用流路24aと冷蔵用又は冷凍用流路24bをクロスさせてフィン41を介しての両者の熱伝達をより一層向上させる構造である。図4において送風ファン42は冷蔵用又は冷凍用流路24b側から送風を行っているが、これは高温高圧の冷蔵側冷媒は流路24bにおいて放熱するため温度の低い空気と熱交換させた方が熱交換量が多く、低温低圧の空調側冷媒は流路24aにおいて吸熱するため温度の高い空気と熱交換させた方が熱交換量が多くなるため、冬期の温度の低い外気をまず冷蔵用流路24bを通る冷蔵側冷媒と熱交換させ、少し昇温された外気を空調用流路24aを通る空調側冷媒と熱交換させることで、熱交換量を多くし、効率を良くするためである。ただしこれは図5のような構造ではどちら側から送風してもよいことは当然である。図6は2重管構造の熱交換器を使用した構造例で、2重管内の外部を冷蔵用又は冷凍用流路24bとして使用し、その中の内部を空調側流路24aとして使用する構造とし、空調側冷媒は冷蔵側冷媒のみと熱交換し、冷蔵側冷媒は空調側冷媒との熱交換の他に一体型熱交換器外部よりファン25cにて送風し周囲空気との熱交換も行うもので、暖房時に有効である。なお内外両方の流路24a、24bの冷媒を流す方向は図のように反対にすると上記説明のごとく性能が向上する。この2重管構造の熱交換器により両者の流路間の熱伝達は一層良好になる。なお、このように空調側流路24aと冷蔵用又は冷凍用流路24b間の熱交換のために2重管にしなくとも、冷蔵用又は冷凍用流路24bを箱体にして空調側流路24aの配管を内部に収納し、更に別途水管を内部に配置するなどによる冷却することで、大型の設備にも効率の良い冷凍空調装置が得られることになる。   Next, with reference to FIGS. 4 to 6, a heat exchanging portion structure which is a detailed structure of the integrated heat exchanger will be described. In FIG. 4, the air conditioning flow path 24a and the refrigeration or freezing flow path 24b are separated and inserted into the same heat radiation fin 41 so as to be integrated with the fin and transfer heat between the refrigerants flowing through the respective flow paths by heat transfer. As shown in the figure, one inlet is the other outlet so that the heat of condensation of both is not partially concentrated during air-conditioning cooling, and the evaporation heat of the air-conditioning refrigeration cycle during air-conditioning heating and the refrigeration refrigeration cycle The heat exchange performance is improved by obtaining a temperature difference of the heat of condensation. In addition, since the tubes of the heat exchanger are not crossed, the manufacturing is simplified. FIG. 5 shows a structure in which the air-conditioning flow path 24a and the refrigeration or freezing flow path 24b are crossed to further improve the heat transfer through the fins 41. In FIG. 4, the blower fan 42 blows air from the refrigeration or refrigeration flow path 24b side. This is because the high-temperature and high-pressure refrigeration-side refrigerant radiates heat in the flow path 24b and heat-exchanges with low-temperature air. However, since the low-temperature and low-pressure air-conditioning side refrigerant absorbs heat in the flow path 24a, the amount of heat exchange increases when heat is exchanged with high-temperature air. In order to increase the amount of heat exchange and improve efficiency by exchanging heat with the refrigeration-side refrigerant passing through the flow path 24b and exchanging heat with the air that has been slightly warmed with the air-conditioning side refrigerant passing through the air-conditioning flow path 24a. is there. However, as a matter of course, in the structure as shown in FIG. FIG. 6 is a structural example using a heat exchanger having a double pipe structure, in which the outside of the double pipe is used as a refrigeration or freezing flow path 24b, and the inside thereof is used as an air conditioning side flow path 24a. The air-conditioning side refrigerant exchanges heat only with the refrigeration-side refrigerant, and the refrigeration-side refrigerant exchanges heat with the air-conditioning side refrigerant as well as heat exchange with the surrounding air by blowing from the outside of the integrated heat exchanger by the fan 25c. It is effective during heating. If the directions of the refrigerant flowing in both the inner and outer flow paths 24a and 24b are reversed as shown in the figure, the performance is improved as described above. The heat transfer between the two flow paths is further improved by this double tube structure heat exchanger. Note that the air conditioning side flow path is formed by using the cooling or freezing flow path 24b as a box without using a double pipe for heat exchange between the air conditioning side flow path 24a and the cooling or freezing flow path 24b. By storing the pipe 24a inside and further cooling by separately arranging a water pipe, an efficient refrigerating and air-conditioning apparatus can be obtained even for a large facility.

図7は暖房時の省エネルギー対策のみならず冷房時にも有効な構成を示す図で、図2の構成のバイパス流路24cに冷蔵用又は冷凍用サブ熱交換器22dを設けている。図7において、上記で説明したように冬期の外気温が低く暖房負荷も過大の時に冷蔵側の高圧が下がり過ぎないように、流路制御手段32の作用でバイパス流路24cへ流す冷媒量を調整する。この時、バイパス流路24cへ流入した高温高圧のガス冷媒は熱交換することなしに一体型熱交換器42の出口側へバイパスされ、一体型熱交換器42にて凝縮された液冷媒と合流する。この時バイパスされたガス冷媒よりも凝縮された液冷媒の方が多ければ、過冷却手段33の作用により液溜26へ至る前に冷媒を完全な液にすることができる。しかし、外気温が特に低くなった時あるいは暖房負荷が特に過大になった場合はほとんど全量に近い冷媒がバイパス流路24cを通ることになり、過冷却手段33へ至る冷媒のガスの割合が多く、過冷却手段33にて十分に液化することができず、液溜にガス混じりの冷媒が供給され冷凍サイクルが不安定になってしまう。そこで、冷蔵用又は冷凍用サブ熱交換器22dおよび送風ファン25dの作用によりバイパス流路24cを通る冷媒を周囲空気と熱交換させて液冷媒もしくは過冷却手段33で液化できる程度の気液二相冷媒にし冷凍サイクルが不安定になるのを防ぐ。なおこの冷蔵用又は冷凍用サブ熱交換器22d用ファン25dは一体熱交換器42用送風ファン25cを使用し特別なファンを設けなくともよいことは当然である。   FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a configuration effective not only for energy-saving measures during heating but also during cooling, and a sub heat exchanger 22d for refrigeration or freezing is provided in the bypass passage 24c having the configuration shown in FIG. In FIG. 7, as described above, the amount of refrigerant flowing to the bypass flow path 24c by the action of the flow path control means 32 is set so that the high pressure on the refrigeration side does not decrease too much when the outside air temperature in winter is low and the heating load is excessive. adjust. At this time, the high-temperature and high-pressure gas refrigerant that has flowed into the bypass flow path 24c is bypassed to the outlet side of the integrated heat exchanger 42 without exchanging heat, and merged with the liquid refrigerant condensed in the integrated heat exchanger 42. To do. At this time, if there is more condensed liquid refrigerant than bypassed gas refrigerant, the refrigerant can be completely liquid before reaching the liquid reservoir 26 by the action of the supercooling means 33. However, when the outside air temperature is particularly low or the heating load is particularly excessive, almost the entire amount of refrigerant passes through the bypass passage 24c, and the ratio of refrigerant gas to the supercooling means 33 is large. The supercooling means 33 cannot be sufficiently liquefied, and a gas-mixed refrigerant is supplied to the liquid reservoir, resulting in an unstable refrigeration cycle. Therefore, the refrigerant passing through the bypass passage 24c is exchanged with ambient air by the action of the refrigeration or refrigeration sub-heat exchanger 22d and the blower fan 25d, and the gas-liquid two-phase can be liquefied by the liquid refrigerant or the supercooling means 33. Use refrigerant to prevent the refrigeration cycle from becoming unstable. Of course, the fan 25d for the refrigeration or refrigeration sub heat exchanger 22d uses the blower fan 25c for the integrated heat exchanger 42 and no special fan is required.

図8は図7の暖房時の省エネルギー対策のみならず冷房時にもより一層熱交換量をふやし年間を通し熱交換性能を良好にする構成図で、図1の構成のバイパス流路24cに冷蔵用又は冷凍用サブ熱交換器22dを設けるだけでなく、空調側冷凍サイクルにも空調用サブ熱交換器22eを、一体熱交換器42に並列に直列の膨張手段とともに設置したものである。この場合一体熱交換器42はプレート熱交換器や2重管熱交換器のように通風を行わず、空調用流路24aと冷蔵用又は冷凍用流路24bの熱交換を行うだけでよく小型なものにできる。空調側が暖房時のような熱交換が有効なときは流路制御手段32で一体熱交換器42に冷媒を流す、即ち冷蔵用又は冷凍用流路を流れる温度の異なる冷媒との熱伝達が装置の省エネルギーに有効な時には一体熱交換器42に冷媒を流すとともに、空調が冷房時のように単体運転をフルに行いたいときは流路制御手段32にてバイパス流路に設けた冷蔵用又は冷凍用サブ熱交換器22dを活用したり、空調用流路24aに設けた膨張手段などで空調用サブ熱交換器22eを直列の膨張手段とともにフル活用すればよい。このとき空調側では空調用サブ熱交換器22eをフルに使用するため空調用膨張手段23aを閉して流路24aには冷媒を流さない様にすることも出来る。なお圧縮比の低減はそれぞれのサブ熱交換器に設けた送風ファン25d、25eにて調整することができる。もちろん、省スペースの効果はなくなるが一体型熱交換器42を送風機付きの熱交換器にしても圧縮比低減等の効果は同様である。図8の構成から冷凍用サブ熱交換器22dを除く構成でも良いことは以上の説明からも明らかである。また空調に一体熱交換器42を冷凍側と熱交換させずに活用することも可能である。即ち流路制御手段32を操作して冷蔵側の流路24bには冷媒を流さないで空調用膨張手段23aを制御して冷媒を一体型熱交換器42へ流しこのとき一体型熱交換器42に熱交換機用ファンを設けてあると、空調用サブ熱交換器22eとともに大きな冷房負荷に対応できることになる。   FIG. 8 is a block diagram for improving heat exchange performance throughout the year by further increasing the amount of heat exchange during cooling as well as energy-saving measures during heating in FIG. 7. The bypass channel 24c having the configuration in FIG. Alternatively, not only the refrigeration sub-heat exchanger 22d is provided, but also the air-conditioning side refrigeration cycle is provided with an air-conditioning sub-heat exchanger 22e in parallel with the integral heat exchanger 42 in series with expansion means. In this case, the integrated heat exchanger 42 does not perform ventilation like the plate heat exchanger or the double pipe heat exchanger, and only needs to exchange heat between the air conditioning flow path 24a and the refrigeration or freezing flow path 24b. Can be anything. When heat exchange such as when the air-conditioning side is heating is effective, the flow control means 32 causes the refrigerant to flow through the integrated heat exchanger 42, that is, the heat transfer with the refrigerant having different temperatures flowing through the flow path for refrigeration or freezing. When it is effective for energy saving, the refrigerant is allowed to flow through the integrated heat exchanger 42, and when it is desired that the air conditioner is fully operated as in cooling, the flow path control means 32 is provided in the bypass flow path for refrigeration or freezing. The sub heat exchanger 22d for air conditioning may be used, or the sub heat exchanger 22e for air conditioning may be fully utilized together with the expansion means in series by an expansion means provided in the flow path 24a for air conditioning. At this time, since the air conditioning sub heat exchanger 22e is fully used on the air conditioning side, the air conditioning expansion means 23a can be closed so that no refrigerant flows through the flow path 24a. The reduction of the compression ratio can be adjusted by the blower fans 25d and 25e provided in the respective sub heat exchangers. Of course, although the space saving effect is lost, the effect of reducing the compression ratio is the same even if the integrated heat exchanger 42 is a heat exchanger with a blower. It is also clear from the above description that the configuration excluding the refrigeration sub heat exchanger 22d from the configuration of FIG. It is also possible to utilize the integrated heat exchanger 42 for air conditioning without exchanging heat with the refrigeration side. That is, by operating the flow path control means 32 and controlling the air conditioning expansion means 23a without flowing the refrigerant through the refrigeration flow path 24b, the refrigerant flows to the integrated heat exchanger 42. At this time, the integrated heat exchanger 42 If a heat exchanger fan is provided in the air conditioner, it can cope with a large cooling load together with the air conditioning sub heat exchanger 22e.

図9は図2の暖房時の省エネルギー対策のみならず冷房時にも有効な構成より一層熱交換量を増やし年間を通し熱交換性能を良好にする構成図で、図2の構成の一体熱交換器42を設けるだけでなく、空調側冷凍サイクルに一体熱交換器42と並列に、一体熱交換器42と同じ構成、すなわち第2の空調用流路24a(2)と第2の冷蔵用又は冷凍用流路24b(2)に相互に熱交換可能なサブ一体型熱交換器42(2)を設ける構成である。一体熱交換器42とサブ一体型熱交換器42(2)にて双方の流路の熱交換量を増やすことができ、更にサブ一体型熱交換器42(2)に直列に設けた膨張手段23a(2)と空調側冷凍サイクルの膨張手段23aによる冷媒圧力と冷媒量の調整により空調が冷房時の運転能力もフルに行うことができるようになる。この場合サブ一体熱交換器42(2)はプレート熱交換器や2重管熱交換器のように通風を行わず、空調用流路24a(2)と冷蔵用又は冷凍用流路24b(2)の熱交換だけを行うものにすると小型なものにできる。図7、8は補助熱交換器を図2における一体熱交換器42に並列に設けるもので、図9は図2における一体熱交換器42を複数に分けて並列に設けたものであり、これにより室外機として複数設けた熱交換器の内、複数の一体熱交換器に冷媒を流したり、片側の一体熱交換器のみに冷媒を流したり、補助熱交換器のみに流して省エネルギーを図りながら冷蔵冷凍装置を常時運転し、且つ、空調を快適に行うことが出来ることが上記説明の様に可能である。言いかえると暖房時は両方にフルに流す方向で省エネルギーを図り、冷房時はそれぞれの冷凍サイクルを単独で一体型熱交換器の放熱面積を生かした活用等の運転が可能になる。   FIG. 9 is a block diagram that increases the amount of heat exchange and improves the heat exchange performance throughout the year from the configuration effective not only for energy saving during heating but also during cooling. FIG. 9 shows an integrated heat exchanger having the configuration of FIG. 42, the air conditioning side refrigeration cycle has the same configuration as the integrated heat exchanger 42 in parallel with the integrated heat exchanger 42, that is, the second air conditioning flow path 24a (2) and the second refrigeration or refrigeration. This is a configuration in which a sub-integrated heat exchanger 42 (2) capable of exchanging heat with each other is provided in the flow path 24b (2). The integral heat exchanger 42 and the sub-integrated heat exchanger 42 (2) can increase the amount of heat exchange in both flow paths, and further, expansion means provided in series with the sub-integrated heat exchanger 42 (2). By adjusting the refrigerant pressure and the refrigerant quantity by the expansion means 23a of the air-conditioning side refrigeration cycle 23a (2), the air-conditioning can be fully operated at the time of cooling. In this case, the sub-integrated heat exchanger 42 (2) does not ventilate like the plate heat exchanger or the double pipe heat exchanger, and the air conditioning flow path 24a (2) and the refrigeration or freezing flow path 24b (2). If only heat exchange is performed, the size can be reduced. 7 and 8 show auxiliary heat exchangers provided in parallel to the integrated heat exchanger 42 in FIG. 2, and FIG. 9 shows a plurality of integrated heat exchangers 42 in FIG. 2 provided in parallel. Among the heat exchangers provided as outdoor units, the refrigerant flows through a plurality of integrated heat exchangers, the refrigerant flows through only one side of the integrated heat exchanger, or only through the auxiliary heat exchanger while saving energy. As described above, it is possible to always operate the refrigeration system and to perform air conditioning comfortably. In other words, during heating, energy is saved in the direction of full flow to both, and during cooling, each refrigeration cycle can be operated independently using the heat radiation area of the integrated heat exchanger.

なお図1から図9までに説明してきた一体熱交換器42やサブ一体型熱交換器42(2)、或いは他のサブ熱交換器はプレートフィンタイプの熱交換器にしてフィン間を送風ファンにて通風しフィンと空気との間の熱交換を積極的に行うタイプにしてもよいし、プレートタイプ、すなわち二つの流路間の熱交換を主体にすべく板状の両側に違う流れを設けるなどのタイプや2重管、あるいは一方の流路に他方の流路を収納するなど、各種タイプとしても良い。この場合は送風機による送風は一方の流路への送風にとどまるか、或いは送風機を設けない構造となる。又は空冷一体型などのプレートフィンタイプの熱交換器への送風と同時に2重管熱交換器やプレート熱交換器への送風を行うように配置することもでき、この場合後者を風下側に置くと空冷熱交換器への気流を乱さなくて良く、省エネルギーで熱交換性能を上げることができる。更に2重管のような冷媒−冷媒熱交換器を空冷熱交換器と断熱し空気の流れと遮断しても良い。ただし断熱しなくとも冷蔵側冷媒が多少空気により凝縮するだけである。   Note that the integrated heat exchanger 42 and the sub-integrated heat exchanger 42 (2) described in FIGS. 1 to 9 or the other sub-heat exchanger is a plate fin type heat exchanger, and a fan between the fins is blown. It may be a type that actively exchanges heat between the fins and air, or a plate type, that is, a different flow on both sides of the plate to mainly exchange heat between the two flow paths. Various types may be employed, such as a type in which the other flow path is provided, a double pipe, or a flow path in one flow path. In this case, the air blow by the air blower is limited to the air flow to one flow path, or the air blower is not provided. Or it can be arranged to blow air to a double pipe heat exchanger or a plate heat exchanger at the same time as air to a plate fin type heat exchanger such as an air-cooled integrated type. In this case, the latter is placed on the leeward side. The air flow to the air-cooled heat exchanger does not need to be disturbed, and the heat exchange performance can be improved with energy saving. Further, a refrigerant-refrigerant heat exchanger such as a double pipe may be insulated from the air-cooled heat exchanger to block the air flow. However, the refrigerant on the refrigeration side is only somewhat condensed by air without being insulated.

図10は冷凍空調装置構成図であって、図2の冷凍空調装置で一体型熱交換器42の熱交換量調整に必要な検出手段を記載している。検出手段として空調用室内熱交換器22aに室内空気温度検出手段51と空調用室内熱交換器22aの管温を計測する空調側熱交換器温度検出手段52が設けられている。なお、空調側熱交換器温度検出手段52は空調用圧縮機21aの吐出側もしくは吸入側に設けた圧力検出手段でも良い。一体型熱交換器42には冷蔵側又は冷凍側凝縮温度検出手段62が設けられている。凝縮温度検出手段62は冷蔵用または冷凍用圧縮機21bの吐出側に設けた高圧検出手段でも良い。既に冷蔵側又は冷凍側冷凍サイクルの高圧である圧縮機21bの吐出圧力を検出して流路制御手段32を調整しあらかじめ設定されている最低限の圧力以下になったときにバイパス24cへ冷媒を流す説明をしているが、この動作は凝縮温度もしくは高圧検出手段62の検出値によって行う。なお、高圧維持手段32として機構的に一体型熱交換器42側の圧力を一定値以上に保つようになっているものを使用してもよい。また、冷蔵用冷媒低圧検出手段61も設ける。ただしこの検出手段として同じ意味を有するこの回路の蒸発温度を検出しても、或いは、負荷側熱交換器22bの周囲空気温度を検出して置き換えても良い。次に一体型熱交換器の熱交換量を増大させるとともに各運転条件に対し効果的な省エネルギー運転を行うことができる構成を図11以下にて説明する。   FIG. 10 is a configuration diagram of the refrigeration air conditioner, and describes detection means necessary for adjusting the heat exchange amount of the integrated heat exchanger 42 in the refrigeration air conditioner of FIG. The air conditioner indoor heat exchanger 22a is provided with an air conditioner side heat exchanger temperature detector 52 and an air conditioner side heat exchanger temperature detector 52 for measuring the tube temperature of the air conditioner indoor heat exchanger 22a. The air conditioning side heat exchanger temperature detecting means 52 may be a pressure detecting means provided on the discharge side or suction side of the air conditioning compressor 21a. The integrated heat exchanger 42 is provided with refrigeration side or refrigeration side condensation temperature detection means 62. The condensation temperature detecting means 62 may be a high pressure detecting means provided on the discharge side of the refrigeration or refrigeration compressor 21b. When the discharge pressure of the compressor 21b, which is already a high pressure in the refrigeration side or the refrigeration side refrigeration cycle, is detected and the flow path control means 32 is adjusted and the pressure falls below a preset minimum pressure, the refrigerant is supplied to the bypass 24c. This operation is performed according to the condensation temperature or the detection value of the high-pressure detection means 62. In addition, as the high-pressure maintaining means 32, a mechanism that mechanically maintains the pressure on the integrated heat exchanger 42 side at a certain value or more may be used. In addition, refrigeration refrigerant low-pressure detection means 61 is also provided. However, the evaporation temperature of this circuit having the same meaning as this detection means may be detected, or the ambient air temperature of the load-side heat exchanger 22b may be detected and replaced. Next, a configuration capable of increasing the heat exchange amount of the integrated heat exchanger and performing an effective energy saving operation for each operation condition will be described with reference to FIG.

図11は一体型熱交換器42を複数に分け直列に接続して熱源機として室外熱交換器の箱体にそれぞれの圧縮機21a、21bや各弁類などと一緒に収納したものである。図9の様に一体型熱交換器42を分離し空調用冷媒サイクルと冷蔵冷凍用冷媒サイクルの冷媒の流れに対し並列に熱伝達する様に設置する代わりに、両方の冷媒サイクルの冷媒の流れに対し直列に熱伝達するもので、この一体型熱交換器の2つは空調用流路24aと冷蔵用又は冷凍用流路24bとの相互熱交換をそれぞれ行うとともに、一方はプレート熱交換器や2重管熱交換器のように送風ファンなどによる積極的な周囲空気との熱交換を行わない一体型熱交換器42(1)、すなわち冷媒冷媒一体型熱交換器である。これと直列接続される一体型熱交換器42(2)は、送風機25cにより周囲の空気との熱交換も行い、且つ、送風機25cの回転数を変えて熱交換量の調整も可能で、すなわち空冷一体型熱交換器である。その他の構成は図2の構成などと同じで、これにより双方の流路間の熱交換量を増やすことができる。しかも熱交換量が増え省エネルギー対策が一層効果的になった室外機である冷凍空調装置の熱源機は空調用および冷蔵又は冷凍用冷凍サイクルがそれぞれ独立して分離した状態で、一体型熱交換器42(1)、42(2)は直列に配管接続するため、一つの箱体に中央に一体型熱交換器を配置し両側部にそれぞれ空調側冷凍サイクルと冷蔵用などの冷凍サイクルを順序良く配置でき、外部との配管接続部も両側部や上部もしくは下部中央部付近の接続しやすい位置に纏められる。一体型熱交換器42を複数に分け並列や直列に接続して熱源機として室外熱交換器を構成する場合、以上の説明の様に主と補助の熱交換器2つだけにするにとどまることなく、もっと多くの熱交換器を用いても良いことは当然であるし、主と補助、あるいは、送風ファンによる外気への熱伝達量制御ありと無し、などのくわけだけでなく、例えば両方の一体型熱交換器に送風ファンを設けても良いことは当然である。   In FIG. 11, the integrated heat exchanger 42 is divided into a plurality and connected in series, and is housed in a box of an outdoor heat exchanger as a heat source unit together with the compressors 21a and 21b and valves. Instead of installing the integrated heat exchanger 42 as shown in FIG. 9 so as to transfer heat in parallel to the refrigerant flows of the air conditioning refrigerant cycle and the refrigeration refrigerant cycle, the refrigerant flows of both refrigerant cycles The two integrated heat exchangers perform mutual heat exchange between the air conditioning flow path 24a and the refrigeration or freezing flow path 24b, respectively, while one is a plate heat exchanger. It is an integrated heat exchanger 42 (1) that does not actively exchange heat with ambient air by a blower fan or the like, that is, a double-tube heat exchanger, that is, a refrigerant-refrigerant integrated heat exchanger. The integrated heat exchanger 42 (2) connected in series with this also performs heat exchange with the surrounding air by the blower 25c, and can also adjust the heat exchange amount by changing the number of rotations of the blower 25c. This is an air-cooled integrated heat exchanger. Other configurations are the same as the configuration of FIG. 2 and the like, thereby increasing the amount of heat exchange between the two flow paths. In addition, the heat source of the refrigeration air conditioner, which is an outdoor unit that is more effective in energy conservation measures due to increased heat exchange, is an integrated heat exchanger with the air conditioning and refrigeration or refrigeration cycles separated separately. Since 42 (1) and 42 (2) are connected in series with each other, an integrated heat exchanger is arranged in the center of one box, and the air-conditioning side refrigeration cycle and the refrigeration cycle for refrigeration are arranged in order on both sides. It can be arranged, and the pipe connection part with the outside is also gathered at a position where it can be easily connected on both sides and near the upper or lower central part. When the outdoor heat exchanger is configured as a heat source unit by dividing the integrated heat exchanger 42 into a plurality of units and connecting them in parallel or in series, it is limited to only two main and auxiliary heat exchangers as described above. Naturally, more heat exchangers may be used, not only the main and auxiliary, or the presence or absence of heat transfer control to the outside air by the blower fan, for example both Naturally, a blower fan may be provided in the integrated heat exchanger.

図12、13は図11と同様一体型熱交換器42を熱交換量を増大させるとともに、各運転状態に効率よく対応できるように分離した2つは空調用流路24aと冷蔵用又は冷凍用流路24bとの相互熱交換をそれぞれ行うとともに、一方はプレート熱交換器や2重管熱交換器のように送風ファンなどによる積極的な周囲空気との熱交換を行わない冷媒冷媒一体型熱交換器42(1)である。これと直列接続される空冷一体型熱交換器42(2)は、送風機25cにより周囲の空気との熱交換も行い、且つ、送風機25cの回転数を変えて熱交換量の調整も可能である。これにつき、制御動作の説明を行う。図において、34は一体熱交流路切替手段でA、Bは流路を表す記号、図13に示す35(1)、35(2)は逆止弁、42(1)は一体型熱交換器で空調側冷媒と冷蔵側冷媒の熱交換のみを行うため送風機は付属しておらず、42(2)は一体型熱交換器で空調側冷媒と冷蔵側冷媒の熱交換の他に周囲空気との熱交換も行うために送風機が付属している。なお他の構成は先に説明してきた図2乃至図11の構成と同様で、動作も同じように運転される。   12 and 13, as in FIG. 11, the integrated heat exchanger 42 increases the amount of heat exchange, and the two separated so as to efficiently cope with each operation state are the air conditioning channel 24 a and the refrigerator or freezer. Refrigerant-integrated heat that performs mutual heat exchange with the flow path 24b and does not actively exchange heat with ambient air by a blower fan or the like, such as a plate heat exchanger or a double pipe heat exchanger. Exchanger 42 (1). The air-cooled integrated heat exchanger 42 (2) connected in series with this also performs heat exchange with the surrounding air by the blower 25c, and can also adjust the heat exchange amount by changing the rotation speed of the blower 25c. . In this regard, the control operation will be described. In the figure, 34 is an integrated heat exchange path switching means, A and B are symbols representing flow paths, 35 (1) and 35 (2) shown in FIG. 13 are check valves, and 42 (1) is an integrated heat exchanger. No air blower is attached because only the heat exchange between the air-conditioning side refrigerant and the refrigeration-side refrigerant is performed. A fan is attached to perform heat exchange. The other configuration is the same as the configuration of FIGS. 2 to 11 described above, and the operation is performed in the same manner.

まずは、図12の構成で中間期および冬期の空調側が停止もしくは暖房運転を行っている場合について説明する。空調負荷がなく空調側の冷媒循環が停止している場合、一体型熱交換器42(2)への冷媒の凝縮を防止するため、一体熱交流路切替手段34はBの位置に設定する。冷蔵側の冷媒は冷蔵用圧縮機21bで圧縮されて高温高圧冷媒になり、一体型熱交換器42(1)の冷蔵用流路24b(1)を経て一体型熱交換器42(2)の冷蔵用流路24b(2)へ至る。この際、空調側の冷媒循環が停止しているため一体型熱交換器42(1)においては熱交換をなされない。一体型熱交換器42(2)において、送風ファン25cの作用により周囲空気と熱交換を行って凝縮し、過冷却手段33、液溜26を経て、膨張手段23bにて膨張して低温低圧冷媒になり、負荷である食品などを定められた低温で冷却する冷気を生成する冷蔵用熱交換器22bにて蒸発し、圧縮機21bへ戻る。なお、外気温度が低過ぎ、冷蔵側冷凍サイクル内の高圧が低下し過ぎる場合は、膨張手段23bの差圧を維持し正常動作を保障するため、高圧維持手段32により冷媒の一部をバイパス流路24cへ流すことで、高圧が低くならないようにする。それでも、高圧が下がりすぎる場合は、送風機25cの回転数を低下させる。   First, the case where the air conditioning side in the intermediate period and the winter period is stopped or performing the heating operation in the configuration of FIG. 12 will be described. When there is no air conditioning load and the refrigerant circulation on the air conditioning side is stopped, the integrated heat exchange path switching means 34 is set to the position B in order to prevent the refrigerant from condensing into the integrated heat exchanger 42 (2). The refrigerant on the refrigeration side is compressed by the refrigeration compressor 21b to become a high-temperature and high-pressure refrigerant, passes through the refrigeration flow path 24b (1) of the integrated heat exchanger 42 (1), and enters the integrated heat exchanger 42 (2). It reaches the flow path 24b (2) for refrigeration. At this time, since the refrigerant circulation on the air conditioning side is stopped, heat exchange is not performed in the integrated heat exchanger 42 (1). In the integrated heat exchanger 42 (2), heat is exchanged with ambient air by the action of the blower fan 25 c to condense, expand through the supercooling means 33 and the liquid reservoir 26, and expand in the expansion means 23 b, and are low-temperature and low-pressure refrigerant. It evaporates in the refrigeration heat exchanger 22b that generates cold air that cools the food, which is a load, at a predetermined low temperature, and returns to the compressor 21b. When the outside air temperature is too low and the high pressure in the refrigeration side refrigeration cycle is too low, a part of the refrigerant is bypassed by the high pressure maintaining means 32 in order to maintain the differential pressure of the expansion means 23b and ensure normal operation. The high pressure is prevented from being lowered by flowing it to the path 24c. If the high pressure is still too low, the rotational speed of the blower 25c is reduced.

次に空調負荷が少しある場合について説明する。あまり大きくない空調負荷がある場合、すなわち、空調側冷媒蒸発熱量<冷蔵側冷媒凝縮熱量、が成り立つ場合、一体熱交流路切替手段34はBの位置に設定する。この状態での運転をモードBと呼称する。空調側の冷媒は空調用圧縮機21aで圧縮されて高温高圧冷媒になり、負荷である空調側室内熱交換器22aへ送られ室内の暖房を行う。そして、送風ファン25aの作用により室内空気と熱交換を行って凝縮し、膨張手段23aにて膨張して低温低圧冷媒になり、一体熱交流路切替手段34を経て、一体型熱交換器42(1)の空調用流路24a(1)へ送られ、ここで冷蔵側の高温高圧の冷媒と熱交換を行って蒸発し、空調用圧縮機21aへ戻る。冷凍サイクルを循環する冷媒は、蒸発器において周囲の媒体から吸熱することで蒸発、ガス化するため、蒸発器内の冷媒の温度は周囲媒体の温度よりも高い温度にはなり得ない。モードBにおいては、空調側冷媒は、一体型熱交換器42(1)にて高温の冷蔵側冷媒から吸熱して蒸発するため、その蒸発温度は、低温の外気とは無関係に高温高圧の冷蔵側冷媒の温度および一体型熱交換器42(1)における熱交換量によって決まり、高い値に保てるため、非常に効率のよい運転が可能になる。したがって一体型熱交換器42(1)における空調側冷媒に対し通風などによる外部からの空気を当てないようにすることが必要である。一方、冷蔵側の冷媒は冷蔵用圧縮機21bで圧縮されて高温高圧冷媒になり、一体型熱交換器42(1)の冷蔵用流路24b(1)を経て一体型熱交換器42(2)の冷蔵用流路24b(2)へ至る。この際、空調側の低温低圧の冷媒は一体型熱交換器42(1)のみを通っているため、冷媒冷媒一体型熱交換器42(1)においては冷蔵側の冷媒は低温低圧の空調側冷媒と熱交換を行い凝縮する。しかし、空調側の蒸発熱量があまり大きくないため、冷蔵側の冷媒は完全には凝縮しきれずに空冷一体型熱交換器42(2)へ至る。空冷一体型熱交換器42(2)においては送風ファン25cの作用により周囲空気と熱交換を行って凝縮し、過冷却手段33、液溜26を経て、膨張手段23bにて膨張して低温低圧冷媒になり、冷蔵用熱交換器22bにて蒸発し、圧縮機21bへ戻る。外気温が低過ぎた場合の動作は先と同じである。   Next, a case where there is a little air conditioning load will be described. When there is an air conditioning load that is not so large, that is, when the air conditioning side refrigerant evaporating heat amount <the refrigeration side refrigerant condensing heat amount holds, the integrated heat AC path switching means 34 is set to the position B. The operation in this state is referred to as mode B. The air-conditioning side refrigerant is compressed by the air-conditioning compressor 21a to become a high-temperature and high-pressure refrigerant, and is sent to the air-conditioning-side indoor heat exchanger 22a that is a load to heat the room. Then, heat is exchanged with the indoor air by the action of the blower fan 25a to condense, expand in the expansion means 23a to become a low-temperature and low-pressure refrigerant, pass through the integrated heat AC path switching means 34, and then the integrated heat exchanger 42 ( 1) is sent to the air conditioning flow path 24a (1), where it evaporates by exchanging heat with the high-temperature and high-pressure refrigerant on the refrigeration side, and returns to the air conditioning compressor 21a. Since the refrigerant circulating in the refrigeration cycle is evaporated and gasified by absorbing heat from the surrounding medium in the evaporator, the temperature of the refrigerant in the evaporator cannot be higher than the temperature of the surrounding medium. In mode B, the air-conditioning side refrigerant absorbs heat from the high-temperature refrigeration-side refrigerant in the integrated heat exchanger 42 (1) and evaporates. Therefore, the evaporation temperature is high-temperature and high-pressure refrigeration regardless of the low-temperature outside air. Since it is determined by the temperature of the side refrigerant and the amount of heat exchange in the integrated heat exchanger 42 (1) and can be kept at a high value, a very efficient operation is possible. Therefore, it is necessary not to apply air from the outside due to ventilation or the like to the air-conditioning side refrigerant in the integrated heat exchanger 42 (1). On the other hand, the refrigerant on the refrigeration side is compressed by the refrigeration compressor 21b to become a high-temperature and high-pressure refrigerant, and passes through the refrigeration flow path 24b (1) of the integrated heat exchanger 42 (1), so that the integrated heat exchanger 42 (2 ) To the refrigeration flow path 24b (2). At this time, since the low-temperature and low-pressure refrigerant on the air conditioning side passes only through the integrated heat exchanger 42 (1), in the refrigerant-refrigerant integrated heat exchanger 42 (1), the refrigeration side refrigerant is the low-temperature and low-pressure air conditioning side. It exchanges heat with the refrigerant to condense. However, since the amount of heat of evaporation on the air conditioning side is not so large, the refrigerant on the refrigeration side cannot be completely condensed and reaches the air-cooled integrated heat exchanger 42 (2). In the air-cooled integrated heat exchanger 42 (2), heat is exchanged with the surrounding air by the action of the blower fan 25c to condense, expand through the supercooling means 33 and the liquid reservoir 26, and expand in the expansion means 23b, and are cooled at low temperature and low pressure. It becomes a refrigerant, evaporates in the refrigeration heat exchanger 22b, and returns to the compressor 21b. The operation when the outside air temperature is too low is the same as before.

次に空調暖房負荷が大きい場合について説明する。空調負荷が大きい場合は、一体熱交流路切替手段34はAの位置に設定する。この状態での運転をモードAと呼称する。空調側の冷媒は空調用圧縮機21aで圧縮されて高温高圧冷媒になり、空調側室内熱交換器22aへ送られ、送風ファン25aの作用により周囲空気と熱交換を行って凝縮し、膨張手段23aにて膨張して低温低圧冷媒になり、一体熱交流路切替手段34を経て、一体型熱交換器42(2)の空調用流路24a(2)を経て一体型熱交換器42(1)の空調用流路24a(1)へ送られる。一体型熱交換器42(2)においては、冷蔵側の高温高圧の冷媒との熱交換および送風機25cの作用による周囲空気との熱交換がなされ、更に一体型熱交換器42(1)において冷蔵側の高温高圧の冷媒との熱交換が再びなされ、蒸発した冷媒は、空調用圧縮機21aへ戻る。一方、冷蔵側の冷媒は冷蔵用圧縮機21bで圧縮されて高温高圧冷媒になり、一体型熱交換器42(1)の冷蔵用流路24b(1)を経て一体型熱交換器42(2)の冷蔵用流路24b(2)へ至る。この際、空調側の低温低圧の冷媒は一体型熱交換器42(1)と42(2)の両方を通っている。一体型熱交換器42(1)においては冷蔵側の冷媒は低温低圧の空調側冷媒と熱交換を行い凝縮する。しかし、冷蔵側冷媒の必要凝縮熱量に対し一体型熱交換器42(1)にて得られる熱交換量が小さいため、冷蔵側の冷媒は完全には凝縮しきれずに一体型熱交換器42(2)へ至る。一体型熱交換器42(2)においては高温高圧の空調側冷媒との熱交換および送風ファン25cの作用による周囲空気との熱交換によって凝縮し、過冷却手段33、液溜26を経て、膨張手段23bにて膨張して低温低圧冷媒になり、冷蔵用熱交換器22bにて蒸発し、圧縮機21bへ戻る。外気温が低過ぎた場合の動作は先と同じである。   Next, the case where the air conditioning heating load is large will be described. When the air conditioning load is large, the integrated thermal AC path switching means 34 is set to the position A. The operation in this state is referred to as mode A. The air-conditioning side refrigerant is compressed by the air-conditioning compressor 21a to become a high-temperature and high-pressure refrigerant, sent to the air-conditioning side indoor heat exchanger 22a, and condensed by exchanging heat with ambient air by the action of the blower fan 25a. The low-temperature and low-pressure refrigerant expands at 23a, passes through the integrated heat exchange path switching means 34, passes through the air conditioning flow path 24a (2) of the integrated heat exchanger 42 (2), and the integrated heat exchanger 42 (1 ) To the air conditioning flow path 24a (1). In the integrated heat exchanger 42 (2), heat exchange with the high-temperature and high-pressure refrigerant on the refrigeration side and heat exchange with the ambient air by the action of the blower 25c are performed, and further, refrigeration is performed in the integrated heat exchanger 42 (1). Heat exchange with the high-temperature and high-pressure refrigerant on the side is performed again, and the evaporated refrigerant returns to the air conditioning compressor 21a. On the other hand, the refrigerant on the refrigeration side is compressed by the refrigeration compressor 21b to become a high-temperature and high-pressure refrigerant, and passes through the refrigeration flow path 24b (1) of the integrated heat exchanger 42 (1), so that the integrated heat exchanger 42 (2 ) To the refrigeration flow path 24b (2). At this time, the low-temperature and low-pressure refrigerant on the air conditioning side passes through both the integrated heat exchangers 42 (1) and 42 (2). In the integrated heat exchanger 42 (1), the refrigerant on the refrigeration side condenses by exchanging heat with the low-temperature and low-pressure air-conditioning side refrigerant. However, since the heat exchange amount obtained by the integrated heat exchanger 42 (1) is smaller than the necessary heat of condensation of the refrigeration-side refrigerant, the refrigeration-side refrigerant cannot be completely condensed and the integrated heat exchanger 42 ( To 2). In the integrated heat exchanger 42 (2), the heat is exchanged with the high-temperature and high-pressure air-conditioning-side refrigerant and the heat exchange with the surrounding air by the action of the blower fan 25c, and is expanded through the supercooling means 33 and the liquid reservoir 26. It expands in the means 23b to become a low-temperature and low-pressure refrigerant, evaporates in the refrigeration heat exchanger 22b, and returns to the compressor 21b. The operation when the outside air temperature is too low is the same as before.

次に、モードAとモードBの切替方法について図14について説明する。図14はモード切替のフローを示すフローチャートである。判断開始(ST1)後、空調側の運転が停止している(ST2)場合はモードBへ切替を行い(ST3)、停止していない場合はモード切替を行わず、次のステップへ行く。ST4にて運転モードによりフローの分離を行う。   Next, a method of switching between mode A and mode B will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 14 is a flowchart showing the flow of mode switching. After the start of the determination (ST1), if the operation on the air conditioning side is stopped (ST2), the mode is switched to mode B (ST3), and if not stopped, the mode is not switched and the process proceeds to the next step. In ST4, the flow is separated by the operation mode.

モードBの場合、空調側の冷媒は高温高圧の冷蔵側冷媒とのみ熱交換行っており、空調負荷がさほど大きくない場合、空調側蒸発温度は高温高圧の冷蔵側冷媒温度に近づき、高めの温度となる。空調負荷が増えると、冷媒の蒸発熱量を確保するため、空調側冷媒の蒸発温度は低下し、更に空調負荷が増えると、外気温度−空調側蒸発温度>α、が成り立つようになる。ここでαはもともと設定してある正の定数である。この条件が成り立った場合、空調側冷媒を蒸発させるのに外気も使用した方が空調用圧縮機21aの入力が少なくなる。そこで、外気温度−空調側蒸発温度>α、か否かを判断し(ST5)、この条件が成り立った場合、モードAへ切替え(ST6)、外気の熱量も蒸発に使えるようにし、フローから抜ける(ST9)。   In mode B, the air-conditioning side refrigerant exchanges heat only with the high-temperature and high-pressure refrigeration side refrigerant, and when the air-conditioning load is not so large, the air-conditioning side evaporating temperature approaches the high-temperature and high-pressure refrigeration side refrigerant temperature, It becomes. When the air conditioning load increases, the amount of heat of evaporation of the refrigerant is secured, so that the evaporation temperature of the air conditioning side refrigerant decreases. When the air conditioning load further increases, the outside air temperature−air conditioning side evaporation temperature> α is established. Here, α is a positive constant originally set. When this condition is satisfied, the input of the air conditioning compressor 21a is reduced when the outside air is also used to evaporate the air conditioning side refrigerant. Therefore, it is determined whether or not the outside air temperature-air conditioning side evaporation temperature> α (ST5). If this condition is satisfied, the mode is switched to mode A (ST6), and the amount of heat of the outside air can also be used for evaporation, and the flow goes out. (ST9).

モードAの場合、空調側の冷媒は高温高圧の冷蔵側冷媒と外気の両方と熱交換行っており、外気温度−空調側蒸発温度>0、が成り立つ。モードBからモードAへ切り替えがなされると、空調側の蒸発器の伝熱面積が増加するため、外気温度−空調側蒸発温度の値は、切替前(外気温度−空調側蒸発温度>α)よりも小さい値になる(α>外気温度−空調側蒸発温度>0)。その後、外気温度−空調側蒸発温度は、空調負荷が増加すると大きくなり、空調負荷が減少すると小さくなる。そして、更に空調負荷が小さくなると、外気温度−空調側蒸発温度<β、が成り立つようになる。ここでβはもともと設定してある定数で、α>β>0の範囲にある値である。この条件が成り立った場合、空調側冷媒を蒸発させるのに外気も使用しないで、冷蔵側冷媒との熱交換のみで蒸発させた方が空調用圧縮機21aの入力が少なくなる。そこで、外気温度−空調側蒸発温度<β、か否かを判断し(ST7)、この条件が成り立った場合、モードBへ切替えを行い(ST8)、フローから抜ける(ST9)。   In mode A, the air-conditioning side refrigerant exchanges heat with both the high-temperature and high-pressure refrigeration-side refrigerant and the outside air, and the outside air temperature-air-conditioning side evaporation temperature> 0 holds. When the mode B is switched to the mode A, the heat transfer area of the evaporator on the air conditioning side increases, so the value of the outside air temperature-air conditioning side evaporation temperature is the value before switching (outside air temperature-air conditioning side evaporation temperature> α). (Α> outside air temperature−air conditioning side evaporation temperature> 0). Thereafter, the outside air temperature-air conditioning side evaporation temperature increases as the air conditioning load increases, and decreases as the air conditioning load decreases. When the air conditioning load is further reduced, the outside air temperature−air conditioning side evaporation temperature <β is established. Here, β is a constant that is originally set and is a value in a range of α> β> 0. When this condition is satisfied, the input of the air-conditioning compressor 21a is reduced when the outside air is not used to evaporate the air-conditioning side refrigerant and only the heat exchange with the refrigeration side refrigerant evaporates. Therefore, it is determined whether or not the outside air temperature-air conditioning side evaporation temperature <β (ST7). If this condition is satisfied, the mode is switched to mode B (ST8), and the flow is exited (ST9).

以上のフローによって、低圧流路切替手段の切替ができるが、モードAからモードBへの切替が適切になされない可能性もある。すなわち、モードAからモードBへの切替えはモードBで運転した方が効率がよくなると判断した場合に行う。その判断を、外気温度−空調側蒸発温度<β、で行っているが、一体型熱交換器の伝熱面積がかなり大きいため、βの値は小さめの値に設定され、また、空調負荷が変化しても、外気温度−空調側蒸発温度、は少ししか変化しない。また、外気から吸熱する一体型熱交換器42(2)を使用している限り、必ず、外気温度−空調側蒸発温度>0、が成り立ち、これが下限になる。すなわち、外気温度−空調側蒸発温度、は空調負荷の変化に対する感度が悪く、βの設定値を間違うと、切替タイミングが適切になされず、多少効率の悪いところで動く時間が増えてしまう可能性がある。そこで、外気温度−空調側蒸発温度>α か否かを判断し(ST5)、この条件が成り立った場合、図15のようにその時の空調用圧縮機21aの運転周波数を記憶してから(ST20)、モードAへ切替えを行う(ST6)。そして、空調負荷が小さくなると空調用圧縮機21aの運転周波数も小さくなるため、空調用圧縮機21aの運転周波数をモニタしておき、これが前のモード切替時に記憶した周波数よりも小さくなった場合(ST7a)にモードAからモードBへの切替えを行う(ST8)。このように制御フローを修正することで、モード切替を適切に行えるようになる場合がある。   Although the low-pressure channel switching means can be switched by the above flow, there is a possibility that switching from mode A to mode B may not be performed appropriately. That is, switching from mode A to mode B is performed when it is determined that driving in mode B improves efficiency. The judgment is made with the outside air temperature-air conditioning side evaporation temperature <β, but since the heat transfer area of the integrated heat exchanger is quite large, the value of β is set to a smaller value and the air conditioning load is reduced. Even if it changes, the outside air temperature-air-conditioning side evaporation temperature changes only slightly. Further, as long as the integrated heat exchanger 42 (2) that absorbs heat from the outside air is used, the outside air temperature-air conditioning side evaporation temperature> 0 always holds, and this is the lower limit. In other words, the outside air temperature-the air-conditioning side evaporation temperature is not sensitive to changes in the air-conditioning load. is there. Therefore, it is determined whether or not the outside air temperature-air conditioning side evaporation temperature> α (ST5). If this condition is satisfied, the operating frequency of the air conditioning compressor 21a at that time is stored as shown in FIG. 15 (ST20). ) And switch to mode A (ST6). When the air conditioning load is reduced, the operating frequency of the air conditioning compressor 21a is also reduced. Therefore, when the operating frequency of the air conditioning compressor 21a is monitored and becomes lower than the frequency stored at the previous mode switching ( In ST7a), the mode A is switched to the mode B (ST8). By correcting the control flow in this way, there are cases where mode switching can be performed appropriately.

次に、夏期の空調側が冷房運転を行っている場合について説明する。空調側が冷房運転を行っている場合は、図12において、一体熱交流路切替手段34はAの位置に設定され、空調側の冷媒は空調用圧縮機21aで圧縮されて高温高圧冷媒になり、一体型熱交換器42(1)の空調用流路24a(1)を経て、一体型熱交換器42(2)の空調用流路24a(2)へ至る。この際、冷蔵側の冷媒の動きは先の説明と同様であり、一体型熱交換器42(1)、42(2)の冷蔵用流路24b(1)、24b(2)へは高温高圧の冷媒が流入する。従って、一体型熱交換器内では空調側冷媒と冷蔵側冷媒の温度差がほとんどないため、冷媒同士の熱交換がなされず、空調側冷媒は一体型熱交42(2)内において送風用ファン25cの作用によって周囲空気とのみ熱交換を行って凝縮し、一体熱交流路切替手段34を経て、空調用膨張手段23aによって低温低圧の冷媒に膨張し、負荷である空調用室内熱交換器23aにて蒸発し室内空気の冷却を行い、流路切替手段31を経て、空調用圧縮機21aへ戻る。この冷房運転の場合、冷蔵側と空調側は熱のやり取りをせずほとんど無関係に動作する。   Next, the case where the air conditioning side in the summer is performing a cooling operation will be described. When the air conditioning side is performing the cooling operation, in FIG. 12, the integrated thermal AC path switching means 34 is set to the position A, and the air conditioning side refrigerant is compressed by the air conditioning compressor 21a to become a high-temperature and high-pressure refrigerant. The air conditioning flow path 24a (1) of the integrated heat exchanger 42 (1) passes through the air conditioning flow path 24a (2) of the integrated heat exchanger 42 (2). At this time, the movement of the refrigerant on the refrigeration side is the same as described above, and the refrigeration flow paths 24b (1) and 24b (2) of the integrated heat exchangers 42 (1) and 42 (2) are subjected to high temperature and high pressure. Refrigerant flows in. Therefore, since there is almost no temperature difference between the air-conditioning side refrigerant and the refrigeration-side refrigerant in the integrated heat exchanger, heat exchange between the refrigerants is not performed, and the air-conditioning side refrigerant is blown in the integrated heat exchanger 42 (2). By the action of 25c, heat is exchanged only with the surrounding air to condense, and after passing through the integrated thermal AC path switching means 34, the air conditioning expansion means 23a expands into a low-temperature and low-pressure refrigerant, and the air conditioning indoor heat exchanger 23a that is a load. Evaporates to cool the indoor air, and returns to the air conditioning compressor 21a via the flow path switching means 31. In this cooling operation, the refrigeration side and the air conditioning side operate almost independently without exchanging heat.

しかし、空調用圧縮機21aおよび冷蔵用圧縮機21bはそれぞれインバータで制御されているため、両冷凍サイクル凝縮器内の高温高圧の冷媒の温度が異なる場合があり得る。この温度が異なると、本来冷蔵側と空調側は無関係に動いて欲しいところが、一体型熱交換器42(1)内で高温高圧冷媒同士で熱交換を行ってしまい、効率の悪い運転を行ってしまう可能性もある。そこで、冷媒回路を図13のようにしてもよい。図13においては、逆止弁35(1)、35(2)が追加になっている。このように回路を構成すると、暖房運転時は空調側冷媒が一体型熱交換器42(1)内の空調用流路24a(1)を通った後、逆止弁35(1)、流路切替手段31を経て空調用圧縮機21aへ戻るように冷媒が流れ、先の説明と同様の動きとなる。また、冷房運転時は、空調用圧縮機21aで圧縮された冷媒が流路切替手段31、逆止弁35(2)を経て、一体型熱交換器42(2)の空調用流路24a(2)へ至るように流れ、空調側の冷媒を一体型熱交換器42(1)へ流さないようにすることができ、冷蔵側の冷媒との不要な熱交換を防止でき、常時効率のよい運転を行うことができるようになる。なお、2つの逆止弁はどちらか片方もしくは両方を電磁弁等の開閉弁にし、逆止弁の場合と同様の動作をさせるような開閉操作をするように構成してもよい。即ち図12、図13の様に直列に設けた複数の一体型熱交換器に流れる冷媒を切換えて、一体型熱交換器内の独立した流路を流れる冷媒の温度差を利用した省エネルギー運転と、一体型熱交換器内の独立した流路の一方を停止させて放熱フィンの大きさを利用した省エネルギー運転を季節や外気温度に応じて行うことが出来る。   However, since the air conditioning compressor 21a and the refrigeration compressor 21b are respectively controlled by inverters, the temperatures of the high-temperature and high-pressure refrigerants in the two refrigeration cycle condensers may be different. If this temperature is different, the refrigeration side and the air conditioning side should move independently, but heat exchange is performed between the high-temperature and high-pressure refrigerants in the integrated heat exchanger 42 (1), resulting in inefficient operation. There is also a possibility of end. Therefore, the refrigerant circuit may be as shown in FIG. In FIG. 13, check valves 35 (1) and 35 (2) are added. When the circuit is configured in this manner, the air-conditioning-side refrigerant passes through the air-conditioning flow path 24a (1) in the integrated heat exchanger 42 (1) during the heating operation, and then the check valve 35 (1), the flow path The refrigerant flows so as to return to the air-conditioning compressor 21a through the switching means 31, and moves in the same manner as described above. During the cooling operation, the refrigerant compressed by the air conditioning compressor 21a passes through the flow path switching means 31 and the check valve 35 (2), and then passes through the air conditioning flow path 24a ( 2), the air-conditioning-side refrigerant can be prevented from flowing to the integrated heat exchanger 42 (1), and unnecessary heat exchange with the refrigeration-side refrigerant can be prevented, which is always efficient. You will be able to drive. Note that one or both of the two check valves may be configured as an open / close valve such as a solenoid valve, and the open / close operation may be performed so as to perform the same operation as in the case of the check valve. That is, the energy saving operation using the temperature difference of the refrigerant flowing through the independent flow paths in the integrated heat exchanger by switching the refrigerant flowing through the plurality of integrated heat exchangers provided in series as shown in FIGS. The energy saving operation using the size of the radiation fin by stopping one of the independent flow paths in the integrated heat exchanger can be performed according to the season and the outside air temperature.

以上のように本発明の構成で、空調用圧縮機21a、冷蔵用又は冷凍用圧縮機21bに対しインバータ駆動のDCブラシレスモータで駆動するスクロールやロータリーなどの圧縮機を使用することにより一層効率の改善が可能になる。更に空調機用冷凍サイクルを複数設け、空調専用の冷凍サイクルと冷蔵又は冷凍用冷凍サイクルの凝縮器と一体型熱交換器で熱交換可能に接続されている空調機を設けることができる。すなわち図1のようにコンビニエンスストア等の店舗14内に空調用専門の室内機12bおよび冷蔵空調一体機に接続される室内機12aと冷蔵用ショーケース13がそれぞれ複数台配置され、空調用室内機12bは空調用室外機10に、空調用室内機12aおよび冷蔵用ショーケース13は冷蔵空調一体機11にそれぞれ接続されている。この店舗14において空調用室外機10と空調用室内機12bで構成される空調機は、冷房時は優先的に運転するように制御される。すなわち冷房モードで店舗の空調が行われるときはフル運転するように室温の目標温度を冷蔵空調一体機11と空調用室内機12aで構成される空調機より低く設定され、これにより室内温度検出値と設定値との差は空調用室内機12bの方が空調用室内機12aより常に大きくなり、空調用室内機12bの運転が優先される。   As described above, with the configuration of the present invention, by using a compressor such as a scroll or a rotary driven by an inverter-driven DC brushless motor for the air conditioning compressor 21a, the refrigeration compressor or the refrigeration compressor 21b, the efficiency is further increased. Improvement is possible. Further, a plurality of air conditioner refrigeration cycles can be provided, and an air conditioner that is connected so as to be able to exchange heat with an refrigeration cycle dedicated to air conditioning, a condenser of a refrigeration or refrigeration cycle and an integrated heat exchanger can be provided. That is, as shown in FIG. 1, a plurality of indoor units 12a and refrigeration showcases 13 connected to a specialized indoor unit 12b and a refrigerated air conditioning unit are arranged in a store 14 such as a convenience store. 12b is connected to the outdoor unit 10 for air conditioning, and the indoor unit 12a for air conditioning and the showcase 13 for refrigeration are connected to the integrated unit 11 for refrigerated air conditioning. In this store 14, the air conditioner constituted by the air conditioner outdoor unit 10 and the air conditioner indoor unit 12b is controlled to operate preferentially during cooling. That is, when the store is air-conditioned in the cooling mode, the room temperature target temperature is set lower than that of the air-conditioning unit constituted by the refrigeration / air-conditioning integrated unit 11 and the air-conditioning indoor unit 12a so that the full operation is performed. The air conditioning indoor unit 12b is always larger than the air conditioning indoor unit 12a, and the operation of the air conditioning indoor unit 12b is prioritized.

一方、一体型熱交換器42を備えた冷蔵空調一体機11に接続される空調用室内機12aは暖房時に運転を優先するように制御される。すなわち暖房モードで店舗の運転が行われるときは目標温度は空調用室内機12bよりも高く設定され、これにより室内温度検出値と設定値との差は室内空調機12aの方が室内空調機12bより常に大きくなり、空調用室内機12aの運転が優先される。ただし共通のシステム制御装置を設けてある時は、冷房運転時空調用室内機12bを優先的にフル運転させたままとし、室温の設定値への到達が所定時間より遅れる場合等に空調用室内機12aの運転調整を行うようにしても良い。このように冷房と暖房で優先的に運転させる空調用室内機を、冷凍サイクルが空調専門のものと、冷蔵又は冷凍装置と一体になった熱交換器を熱源である室内機内に設けたもので区分けすることにより従来の空調機、冷凍機分散の店舗内システムの装置よりそれぞれの室外機の特性に合わせた最適運転を行うことができ、効率的な運転が可能になり、エネルギーの低減を行うことができる。   On the other hand, the indoor unit 12a for air conditioning connected to the refrigeration / air conditioning integrated unit 11 provided with the integrated heat exchanger 42 is controlled to give priority to the operation during heating. That is, when the store is operated in the heating mode, the target temperature is set higher than that of the air conditioner indoor unit 12b, so that the difference between the detected indoor temperature value and the set value is greater in the indoor air conditioner 12a. It always becomes larger and priority is given to the operation of the air conditioning indoor unit 12a. However, when a common system control device is provided, the air conditioning indoor unit 12b is preferentially kept in full operation preferentially during the cooling operation, and the room temperature setting room is delayed when reaching the set value of the room temperature is delayed from a predetermined time. The operation of the machine 12a may be adjusted. Air conditioning indoor units that are preferentially operated by cooling and heating in this way are those in which the refrigeration cycle specializes in air conditioning and heat exchangers integrated with refrigeration or refrigeration equipment in the indoor unit that is the heat source. By segmenting, it is possible to perform optimum operation according to the characteristics of each outdoor unit from the conventional in-store system of air conditioners and refrigerators, enabling efficient operation and reducing energy. be able to.

また、ここでの説明は冷凍空調一体機11が1つの筐体に納まっている場合について説明を行ったが、空調側冷凍サイクルと冷蔵側冷凍サイクルが一体型熱交換器42で熱交換可能なように構成されていればよく、1つの筐体に納まっている必要はない。例えば、図16のように冷蔵空調一体機11が空調部分11aと冷蔵部分11bの2つの部分から構成され、それぞれが別々の筐体に分かれており、双方の接続バルブ36aおよび36bの間を配管で接続して、冷蔵空調一体機を構成するようにしてもよい。なお図16では負荷側の熱交換器、すなわち空調用室内熱交換器22aと冷蔵用又は冷凍用室内熱交換器22bに接続される負荷側接続バルブ部37a、37bをそれぞれの筐体の接続部とする構成例を示すが、これらの負荷側熱交換器をそれぞれの筐体に含める構成であっても良い。このように構成すると、店舗の売り場面積がもっと大きい場合あるいは北海道等の北国へ設置された場合などの空調負荷が大きい場合に、接続バルブ36aと36bを分離し、空調熱源側接続バルブ36aに別の大容量の凝縮器を接続することで空調能力を増加させることができ、新たに別の空調機を設置する場合に比べ、安価に構成できるというメリットがある。設備拡張でなく設備変更にも簡単に対応できるし、メインテナンスなどの作業にも有効である。更に、図19のように、冷凍空調一体機11が、空調部分11a、冷蔵部分11b、一体型熱交換器部分11cの3つの部分から構成され、それぞれが別々の筐体に分かれており、それぞれの接続バルブ36aと36c、36bと36cとを接続して、冷蔵空調一体機を構成するようにしてもよく、このように構成すると更に設置、構成の自由度が広がり、一体型熱交換器部11cの代わりに空調専用の熱交換器および冷蔵あるいは冷凍専用の熱交換器を接続すれば、空調用の冷凍サイクルと冷蔵または冷凍用の冷凍サイクルを全く別々に構成することもでき、客先のニーズに応じた自由なシステムを構成することができるようになる。   In addition, although the explanation here has been made with respect to the case where the refrigerator / air conditioning integrated unit 11 is housed in one housing, the air-conditioning side refrigeration cycle and the refrigeration side refrigeration cycle can exchange heat with the integrated heat exchanger 42. As long as it is configured as described above, it is not necessary to be housed in one housing. For example, as shown in FIG. 16, the refrigeration / air conditioning integrated machine 11 is composed of two parts, an air-conditioning part 11a and a refrigeration part 11b, each of which is divided into separate housings, and piping between both connection valves 36a and 36b. May be configured to constitute a refrigerator-air-conditioning integrated machine. In FIG. 16, load-side heat exchangers, that is, load-side connection valve portions 37 a and 37 b connected to the indoor heat exchanger 22 a for air conditioning and the indoor heat exchanger 22 b for refrigeration or refrigeration are connected to the connection portions of the respective cases. However, the configuration may be such that these load-side heat exchangers are included in the respective housings. With this configuration, the connection valves 36a and 36b are separated and separated from the air conditioning heat source side connection valve 36a when the air-conditioning load is large, such as when the store floor area is larger or when the store is installed in a northern country such as Hokkaido. By connecting a large-capacity condenser, the air-conditioning capacity can be increased, and there is a merit that it can be configured at a lower cost than when another air-conditioner is newly installed. It can easily cope with equipment changes as well as equipment expansion, and is also effective for maintenance work. Furthermore, as shown in FIG. 19, the refrigerating and air conditioning integrated machine 11 is composed of three parts, an air conditioning part 11a, a refrigeration part 11b, and an integrated heat exchanger part 11c, each of which is divided into separate housings, The connection valves 36a and 36c, 36b and 36c may be connected to form a refrigeration and air conditioning integrated machine. With this configuration, the degree of freedom of installation and configuration is further increased, and the integrated heat exchanger section If a heat exchanger dedicated to air conditioning and a heat exchanger dedicated to refrigeration or refrigeration are connected instead of 11c, the refrigeration cycle for air conditioning and the refrigeration cycle for refrigeration or freezing can be configured completely separately. A free system can be configured according to the needs.

図17は一体型熱交換器42を複数に分け直列に接続可能にして熱源機として室外熱交換器の箱体にそれぞれの圧縮機21a、21bや各弁類などと一緒に収納したものである。一体型熱交換器42の分離した2つは空調用流路24aと冷蔵用又は冷凍用流路24bとの相互熱交換をそれぞれ行うとともに、一方はプレート熱交換器や2重管熱交換器のように送風ファンなどによる積極的な周囲空気との熱交換を行わない冷媒冷媒一体型熱交換器42(1)である。これと直列接続可能な空冷一体型熱交換器42(2)は、送風機25cにより周囲の空気との熱交換も行い、且つ、送風機25cの回転数を変えて熱交換量の調整も可能である。その他の構成は図2、12、13などの構成などと同じで、これにより双方の流路間の熱交換量を増やすことができる。しかも熱交換量が増え省エネルギー対策が一層効果的になった室外機である冷凍空調装置の熱源機は空調用および冷蔵又は冷凍用冷凍サイクルがそれぞれ独立して分離した状態で、一体型熱交換器42(1)、42(2)は冷房時は直列に配管接続し、且つ、暖房時はどちらか一方に冷媒を流すことにより、運転状況に合せて効率よく対応できるようにしたものである。なお他の構成は先に説明したきた図1乃至図16の構成と同様で、動作も同じように運転される。   FIG. 17 shows an integrated heat exchanger 42 which is divided into a plurality of units and can be connected in series, and is housed in a box of an outdoor heat exchanger as a heat source unit together with the compressors 21a and 21b and valves. . Two separate integrated heat exchangers 42 perform mutual heat exchange between the air conditioning flow path 24a and the refrigeration or refrigeration flow path 24b, respectively, while one is a plate heat exchanger or a double pipe heat exchanger. In this way, the refrigerant / refrigerant integrated heat exchanger 42 (1) does not actively exchange heat with ambient air by a blower fan or the like. The air-cooled integrated heat exchanger 42 (2) that can be connected in series with this can also exchange heat with the surrounding air by the blower 25c, and can also adjust the heat exchange amount by changing the rotational speed of the blower 25c. . Other configurations are the same as those in FIGS. 2, 12, 13, and the like, thereby increasing the amount of heat exchange between the two flow paths. In addition, the heat source of the refrigeration air conditioner, which is an outdoor unit that is more effective in energy conservation measures due to increased heat exchange, has an integrated heat exchanger with the air conditioning and refrigeration or refrigeration cycles separated separately. 42 (1) and 42 (2) are pipe-connected in series during cooling, and a refrigerant is allowed to flow through either one during heating so that it can be efficiently handled according to the operating conditions. The other configuration is the same as that of FIGS. 1 to 16 described above, and the operation is performed in the same manner.

まずは、図17の構成で中間期および冬期の空調側が停止もしくは暖房運転を行っている場合について説明する。空調負荷がなく空調側の冷媒循環が停止している場合、空冷一体型熱交換器42(2)への冷媒の凝縮を防止するため、開閉弁73および74を閉鎖する。冷蔵側の冷媒は冷蔵用圧縮機21bで圧縮されて高温高圧冷媒になり、冷媒冷媒一体型熱交換器42(1)の冷蔵用流路24bを経て空冷一体型熱交換器42(2)の冷蔵用流路24bへ至る。この際、空調側の冷媒循環が停止しているため冷媒冷媒一体型熱交換器42(1)においては熱交換をなされない。空冷一体型熱交換器42(2)において、送風ファン25cの作用により周囲空気と熱交換を行って凝縮し、液溜26を経て、膨張手段23bにて膨張して低温低圧冷媒になり、負荷である食品などを定められた低温で冷却する冷気を生成する冷蔵用熱交換器22bにて蒸発し、圧縮機21bへ戻る。なお、外気温度が低過ぎ、冷蔵側冷凍サイクル内の高圧が低下し過ぎる場合は、膨張手段23bの差圧を維持し正常動作を保障するため、高圧維持手段である開閉弁76,77により冷媒の一部をバイパス流路24cへ流すことで、高圧が低くならないようにする。それでも、高圧が下がりすぎる場合は、送風機25cの回転数を低下させる。送風機25cの回転数低下を開閉弁76に優先させれば冷媒の調整は不要となる。   First, the case where the air conditioning side in the intermediate period and the winter period is stopped or performing the heating operation in the configuration of FIG. 17 will be described. When there is no air conditioning load and the refrigerant circulation on the air conditioning side is stopped, the on-off valves 73 and 74 are closed to prevent the refrigerant from condensing into the air-cooled integrated heat exchanger 42 (2). The refrigerant on the refrigeration side is compressed by the refrigeration compressor 21b to become a high-temperature and high-pressure refrigerant, passes through the refrigeration flow path 24b of the refrigerant-refrigerant integrated heat exchanger 42 (1), and then enters the air-cooled integrated heat exchanger 42 (2). It reaches the refrigeration flow path 24b. At this time, since the refrigerant circulation on the air conditioning side is stopped, heat exchange is not performed in the refrigerant / refrigerant integrated heat exchanger 42 (1). In the air-cooled integrated heat exchanger 42 (2), heat is exchanged with the surrounding air by the action of the blower fan 25c to condense, expand through the liquid reservoir 26 and expand in the expansion means 23b, and become a low-temperature and low-pressure refrigerant. The food is evaporated in the refrigeration heat exchanger 22b that generates cold air to cool the food at a predetermined low temperature, and returns to the compressor 21b. If the outside air temperature is too low and the high pressure in the refrigeration side refrigeration cycle is too low, the on / off valves 76 and 77 that are high pressure maintaining means maintain the differential pressure of the expansion means 23b and ensure normal operation. By flowing a part of the flow into the bypass flow path 24c, the high pressure is prevented from being lowered. If the high pressure is still too low, the rotational speed of the blower 25c is reduced. If priority is given to lowering the rotational speed of the blower 25c over the on-off valve 76, adjustment of the refrigerant becomes unnecessary.

次に暖房空調負荷が少しある場合について説明する。あまり大きくない空調負荷がある場合、すなわち、空調側冷媒蒸発熱量<冷蔵側冷媒凝縮熱量、が成り立つ場合、開閉弁73を開放し開閉弁74を閉鎖する。空調側の冷媒は空調用圧縮機21aで圧縮されて高温高圧冷媒になり、負荷である空調側室内熱交換器22aへ送られ室内の暖房を行う。そして、送風ファン25aの作用により室内空気と熱交換を行って凝縮し、第1絞り手段71にて膨張して低温低圧冷媒になり、冷媒冷媒一体型熱交換器42(1)の空調用流路24aへ送られ、ここで冷蔵側の高温高圧の冷媒と熱交換を行って蒸発し、空調用圧縮機21aへ戻る。一方、冷蔵側の冷媒は冷蔵用圧縮機21bで圧縮されて高温高圧冷媒になり、冷媒冷媒一体型熱交換器42(1)の冷蔵用流路24bを経て空冷一体型熱交換器42(2)の冷蔵用流路24bへ至る。この際、空調側の低温低圧の冷媒は一体型熱交換器42(1)のみを通っているため、冷媒冷媒一体型熱交換器42(1)においては冷蔵側の冷媒は低温低圧の空調側冷媒と熱交換を行い凝縮する。しかし、空調側の蒸発熱量があまり大きくないため、冷蔵側の冷媒は完全には凝縮しきれずに空冷一体型熱交換器42(2)へ至る。空冷一体型熱交換器42(2)においては送風ファン25cの作用により周囲空気と熱交換を行って凝縮し、液溜26を経て、膨張手段23bにて膨張して低温低圧冷媒になり、冷蔵用熱交換器22bにて蒸発し、圧縮機21bへ戻る。外気温が低過ぎた場合の動作は先と同じである。   Next, the case where there is a little heating air conditioning load will be described. When there is an air conditioning load that is not so large, that is, when the air conditioning side refrigerant evaporation heat amount <the refrigeration side refrigerant condensation heat amount holds, the on-off valve 73 is opened and the on-off valve 74 is closed. The air-conditioning side refrigerant is compressed by the air-conditioning compressor 21a to become a high-temperature and high-pressure refrigerant, and is sent to the air-conditioning-side indoor heat exchanger 22a that is a load to heat the room. Then, heat is exchanged with the indoor air by the action of the blower fan 25a to condense, expand in the first throttle means 71 to become a low-temperature and low-pressure refrigerant, and the air-conditioning flow of the refrigerant-refrigerant integrated heat exchanger 42 (1) It is sent to the path 24a, where heat is exchanged with the high-temperature and high-pressure refrigerant on the refrigeration side to evaporate and return to the air conditioning compressor 21a. On the other hand, the refrigerant on the refrigeration side is compressed by the refrigeration compressor 21b to become a high-temperature and high-pressure refrigerant, and passes through the refrigeration flow path 24b of the refrigerant-refrigerant integrated heat exchanger 42 (1), thereby integrating the air-cooling integrated heat exchanger 42 (2 ) To the refrigeration flow path 24b. At this time, since the low-temperature and low-pressure refrigerant on the air conditioning side passes only through the integrated heat exchanger 42 (1), in the refrigerant-refrigerant integrated heat exchanger 42 (1), the refrigeration side refrigerant is the low-temperature and low-pressure air conditioning side. It exchanges heat with the refrigerant to condense. However, since the amount of heat of evaporation on the air conditioning side is not so large, the refrigerant on the refrigeration side cannot be completely condensed and reaches the air-cooled integrated heat exchanger 42 (2). In the air-cooled integrated heat exchanger 42 (2), heat is exchanged with the surrounding air by the action of the blower fan 25c to condense, expand through the liquid reservoir 26 and expand in the expansion means 23b, and become a low-temperature and low-pressure refrigerant. It evaporates in the heat exchanger 22b and returns to the compressor 21b. The operation when the outside air temperature is too low is the same as before.

次に空調暖房負荷が大きい場合について説明する。暖房時空調負荷が大きい場合は、開閉弁73を閉鎖し、開閉弁74を開放する。空調側の冷媒は空調用圧縮機21aで圧縮されて高温高圧冷媒になり、空調側室内熱交換器22aへ送られ、送風ファン25aの作用により周囲空気と熱交換を行って凝縮し、第一絞り手段であるキャピラリ71により膨張して中温中圧冷媒になり、再び第二絞り手段であるキャピラリ72にて膨張し、空冷一体型熱交換器42(2)の空調用流路24aへ送られる。空冷一体型熱交換器42(2)においては、送風機25cの作用による周囲空気との熱交換がなされ、蒸発した冷媒は、空調用圧縮機21aへ戻る。一方、冷蔵側の冷媒は冷蔵用圧縮機21bで圧縮されて高温高圧冷媒になり、冷媒冷媒一体型熱交換器42(1)の冷蔵用流路24bを経て、開閉弁77が閉鎖され開閉弁76が開放されているため、空冷一体型熱交換器42(2)の冷蔵用流路24bはとおらずに絞り手段23bから冷蔵ショーケース熱交換器22bへ至る。この際、空調側の低温低圧の冷媒は一体型熱交換器42(1)と42(2)の両方を通っている。負荷が大きい暖房空調時の空調側の冷凍サイクルでは、冷媒冷媒一体型熱交換器42(1)の前後に絞り手段を入れる回路構成にすることで、中圧にして冷媒冷媒一体型熱交換器を通る冷媒の蒸発温度を高くして冷蔵側冷媒との熱交換量を減らしている。例えば冷蔵用冷媒30゜Cに対し、空調用冷媒が4゜Cであったものが、空調用冷媒20゜Cになる。この2つの絞り手段はそれぞれキャピラリーチューブにすると構造および制御が簡単になる。もちろん電子式膨張弁で連動制御させると制御性がよいため更に性能が上がることになる。   Next, the case where the air conditioning heating load is large will be described. When the air conditioning load during heating is large, the on-off valve 73 is closed and the on-off valve 74 is opened. The air-conditioning side refrigerant is compressed by the air-conditioning compressor 21a to become a high-temperature and high-pressure refrigerant, sent to the air-conditioning side indoor heat exchanger 22a, and condensed by exchanging heat with the surrounding air by the action of the blower fan 25a. The refrigerant is expanded by the capillary 71 as the throttle means to become a medium-temperature / medium-pressure refrigerant, is expanded again in the capillary 72 as the second throttle means, and is sent to the air conditioning flow path 24a of the air-cooled integrated heat exchanger 42 (2). . In the air-cooled integrated heat exchanger 42 (2), heat exchange with the surrounding air is performed by the action of the blower 25c, and the evaporated refrigerant returns to the air conditioning compressor 21a. On the other hand, the refrigerant on the refrigeration side is compressed by the refrigeration compressor 21b to become a high-temperature and high-pressure refrigerant, and the on-off valve 77 is closed via the refrigeration flow path 24b of the refrigerant-refrigerant integrated heat exchanger 42 (1). Since 76 is open, the refrigeration flow path 24b of the air-cooled integrated heat exchanger 42 (2) does not pass through the expansion means 23b to the refrigerated showcase heat exchanger 22b. At this time, the low-temperature and low-pressure refrigerant on the air conditioning side passes through both the integrated heat exchangers 42 (1) and 42 (2). In a refrigeration cycle on the air conditioning side during heating and air conditioning with a heavy load, the refrigerant refrigerant integrated heat exchanger is made to have a medium pressure by adopting a circuit configuration in which a throttle means is inserted before and after the refrigerant refrigerant integrated heat exchanger 42 (1). The amount of heat exchange with the refrigeration-side refrigerant is reduced by increasing the evaporation temperature of the refrigerant passing through. For example, when the refrigerant for air conditioning is 4 ° C. with respect to 30 ° C. for refrigeration, it becomes 20 ° C. for air conditioning. If these two throttling means are each a capillary tube, the structure and control become simple. Of course, when the interlock control is performed with the electronic expansion valve, since the controllability is good, the performance is further improved.

冷蔵側冷凍サイクルではこの場合圧縮機から吐出された高温高圧の冷媒が冷媒冷媒一体型熱交換器で凝縮され開閉弁76を経由し膨張弁23bにて膨張し熱交換器22bで蒸発して圧縮機21bへ戻される。冷蔵側の冷凍サイクルは冷媒冷媒一体型熱交換器42(1)での熱交換量は減るが冷媒流量は減っていないため、空冷一体型熱交換器をバイパスさせて高圧が下がるのを防いでいる。すなわちこのように空調が停止したり、暖房負荷が小さくとも大きくとも、空冷一体型熱交換器は空調用もしくは冷蔵用のどちらか一方しか冷媒を流がす回路構成にするため、言い換えるとこの一方の冷媒が流れる方にとって見れば有効伝熱面積が拡大する回路構成にするため、性能が上がることになる。   In the refrigeration side refrigeration cycle, the high-temperature and high-pressure refrigerant discharged from the compressor in this case is condensed by the refrigerant-refrigerant integrated heat exchanger, expanded by the expansion valve 23b via the on-off valve 76, and evaporated and compressed by the heat exchanger 22b. Returned to machine 21b. In the refrigeration side refrigeration cycle, the amount of heat exchange in the refrigerant / refrigerant integrated heat exchanger 42 (1) is reduced, but the flow rate of the refrigerant is not decreased, so that the air-cooled integrated heat exchanger is bypassed to prevent high pressure from being lowered. Yes. In other words, even if the air conditioning is stopped or the heating load is small or large, the air-cooled integrated heat exchanger has a circuit configuration in which only one of the air conditioning and the refrigeration flows the refrigerant. If the refrigerant flows, the circuit configuration increases the effective heat transfer area, so that the performance is improved.

図17の回路における冷房運転時、まず空調側冷凍サイクル内での冷媒の流れは、圧縮機21aから吐出され四方弁を経由し、開閉弁73が閉鎖され開閉弁74が開放されているため、空冷一体型熱交換器42(2)、第二絞り手段72、冷媒冷媒一体型熱交換器42(1)、第一絞り手段71を介して空調室内機22aにて蒸発し冷房が行われ圧縮機に戻される。一方冷蔵側冷凍サイクルでの冷媒の流れは、圧縮機21bから吐出され冷媒冷媒一体型圧縮機である熱回収プレート熱交換器42(1)を経由し、開閉弁77が開放され開閉弁76が閉鎖されているため空冷一体型熱交換器42(2)から膨張手段23b、ショーケース熱交換器22bをとおり圧縮機に戻る。空調、冷蔵両方の冷凍サイクルは既に説明したようにそれぞれ独立して性能を発揮させるような運転が行われるが、図17の回路構成では、冷媒冷媒一体型熱交換器42(1)にて空調用冷媒が2つの絞り手段により中圧になるため、空調側冷媒のほうが冷蔵側冷媒よりも温度が低くなり、冷媒冷媒一体型熱交換器42(1)にて空調側と冷蔵側との間で熱移動が生じる。もともと空調側のCOPが冷蔵側のCOPよりよいため、この熱移動により冷房時空調と冷蔵トータルの性能を向上させることができる。すなわちCOP=能力/入力で、蒸発温度が低いほど入力が大きく、冷蔵の低温を得るためCOPが悪くなるのを空調側の冷媒の流れにより補正して装置全体の性能を挙げることができる。   At the time of the cooling operation in the circuit of FIG. 17, first, the refrigerant flow in the air-conditioning side refrigeration cycle is discharged from the compressor 21a, passes through the four-way valve, the on-off valve 73 is closed, and the on-off valve 74 is opened. The air-cooled indoor unit 22a evaporates through the air-cooled integrated heat exchanger 42 (2), the second throttle means 72, the refrigerant / refrigerant integrated heat exchanger 42 (1), and the first throttle means 71, and is cooled and compressed. Returned to the machine. On the other hand, the flow of the refrigerant in the refrigeration-side refrigeration cycle is discharged from the compressor 21b, passes through the heat recovery plate heat exchanger 42 (1) which is a refrigerant-refrigerant integrated compressor, the on-off valve 77 is opened, and the on-off valve 76 is opened. Since it is closed, the air cooling integrated heat exchanger 42 (2) returns to the compressor through the expansion means 23b and the showcase heat exchanger 22b. The refrigeration cycles for both the air conditioning and the refrigeration are operated so as to exhibit the performance independently as described above. In the circuit configuration of FIG. 17, the refrigerant / refrigerant integrated heat exchanger 42 (1) performs the air conditioning. Since the refrigerant for refrigerant is at an intermediate pressure by the two throttle means, the temperature of the air-conditioning side refrigerant is lower than that of the refrigeration-side refrigerant, and the refrigerant / refrigerant integrated heat exchanger 42 (1) is connected between the air-conditioning side and the refrigeration side. Heat transfer occurs. Since the COP on the air conditioning side is originally better than the COP on the refrigeration side, this heat transfer can improve the performance of air conditioning during cooling and total refrigeration. That is, when COP = capacity / input, the lower the evaporation temperature, the larger the input, and the lowering of COP in order to obtain a low temperature for refrigeration can be corrected by the refrigerant flow on the air-conditioning side to improve the performance of the entire apparatus.

なお、上記説明はキャピラリーチューブ71,72に説明したが、電子膨張弁で冷媒冷媒一体型熱交換器42(1)における空調用冷媒の圧力を調整すれば性能が上がるだけでなく、上記のように冷房時の熱移動を運転状態に合せて自動調整することができる。この調整により総合性能のアップが可能で、例えば冷房の状態により総合入力を減らすことができる。また図18は一体型熱交換器42の構造図を示し、図4のものと同様であるが、図4との違いは熱交換器の冷媒出入り口4箇所を片側端部に設けたものである。図4のように両側端部にこの冷媒配管とのつなぎである出入り口を設けないで、図18のように片側に設ける場合、外部冷媒配管と熱交換器チューブの接続部への差込やロー付けなどを一方の端部に面する空間から行うことが出来、機械による作業が簡単になり、且つ、製造時に4箇所全部を一度に機械にてロー付けが行えるなど作業時間の短縮も得られる。なお、ここでの説明は冷凍機が冷蔵用冷凍機である場合についてを主体的に説明を行ったが、冷凍用冷凍機の場合でも同じように構成することができ、同様の効果を奏する。   In addition, although the said description demonstrated to the capillary tubes 71 and 72, if not only a performance will improve if it adjusts the pressure of the refrigerant | coolant for air-conditioning in the refrigerant | coolant integrated refrigerant | coolant integrated heat exchanger 42 (1) with an electronic expansion valve, but it is as above. In addition, the heat transfer during cooling can be automatically adjusted according to the operating state. This adjustment can improve the overall performance. For example, the total input can be reduced depending on the cooling state. FIG. 18 is a structural view of the integrated heat exchanger 42, which is the same as that of FIG. 4. The difference from FIG. 4 is that the four refrigerant inlets / outlets of the heat exchanger are provided at one end. . When the inlet / outlet which is connected to the refrigerant pipe is not provided at both end portions as shown in FIG. 4 but is provided on one side as shown in FIG. It can be done from the space facing one end, making it easy to work with the machine, and shortening the work time, such as brazing all four locations at the time of manufacturing. . In addition, although the description here mainly demonstrated about the case where a refrigerator is a refrigerator for freezing, it can be comprised similarly in the case of a refrigerator for freezing, and there exists the same effect.

図17における構成では、空調側冷媒サイクルに対し複数設けた一体型熱交換器への冷媒の流れを複数の内の一つだけに流したり、全部に流したり、流れの方向を変えたりすることが出来、これにより空調側の運転だけでも外気状態や空調運転の要求レベルに応じて装置全体の効率を考えた操作が可能になる。なおその上で一体型熱交換器の熱伝達を考慮した冷蔵冷凍側の冷媒流やファンの操作で冷蔵冷凍の要求レベル、外気の状態と空調の要求レベルに応じ、エネルギーを最低限に抑える制御を、制御装置のマイコンに予め設定した条件やコントロールのフローで行うことが可能になる。なお、流路切替手段31は四方弁であることを例に説明を行ったが、配管内部を流れる冷媒の流路を切り替えられるものであればどんなものを用いてもよい。例えば、電磁弁や二方弁や三方弁を複数個用いるようにしてもよい。   In the configuration in FIG. 17, the flow of the refrigerant to the integrated heat exchanger provided for a plurality of air-conditioning-side refrigerant cycles is allowed to flow only to one of the plurality, or to all, or the flow direction is changed. As a result, the operation considering the efficiency of the entire apparatus according to the outside air state and the required level of the air conditioning operation can be performed only by the operation on the air conditioning side. In addition, control that minimizes energy according to the required level of refrigeration, the condition of the outside air and the required level of air conditioning by operating the refrigerant flow on the refrigeration side and fan operation considering heat transfer of the integrated heat exchanger Can be performed according to conditions and control flow preset in the microcomputer of the control device. The flow path switching means 31 has been described as an example of a four-way valve. However, any flow path switching means 31 may be used as long as it can switch the flow path of the refrigerant flowing inside the pipe. For example, a plurality of solenoid valves, two-way valves, or three-way valves may be used.

なお、本実施の形態の構成図には過冷却手段33を液溜26の上流側に設置するように示しているものが多いが、冷凍サイクルを簡素化し、安価に構成するためには過冷却手段33を設置しない構成としてもよく、同様の効果を奏する。また、過冷却手段33を液溜26の下流側に設置してもよく、この場合は、ショーケースである冷蔵用または冷凍用室内機22bでの冷凍能力を増やすことことができるという効果がある。   In many cases, the configuration diagram of the present embodiment shows that the supercooling means 33 is installed on the upstream side of the liquid reservoir 26. However, in order to simplify the refrigeration cycle and to configure it at low cost, It is good also as a structure which does not install the means 33, and there exists the same effect. Further, the supercooling means 33 may be installed on the downstream side of the liquid reservoir 26. In this case, there is an effect that the refrigeration capacity in the refrigeration or freezing indoor unit 22b which is a showcase can be increased. .

図20は、本発明の上記までの説明と同様な動作や効果を簡単な構成で得られる冷凍空調装置の構成図である。図20の構成において、冷蔵側冷凍サイクルの一体型熱交換器42(1)および42(2)の周囲には開閉弁やその他の流路切替手段を具備しておらず、冷蔵側または冷凍側の冷媒は運転中は一体型熱交換器に対して常時同じ動きをしており、冷蔵用圧縮機21bで圧縮されて高温高圧冷媒になり、冷媒冷媒一体型熱交換器42(1)の冷蔵用流路24b(1)を経て空冷一体型熱交換器42(2)の冷蔵用流路24b(2)へ至る。即ち冷蔵側冷凍サイクルは大幅に簡素化している。この構成で空調側の暖房/冷房/停止の運転モードあるいは空調負荷の大小による循環流路の違いにより、今までの説明と同様に複数の一体型熱交換器42(1)あるいは42(2)において、空調側冷媒と多大な熱交換をするか、少しの熱交換をするか、あるいは熱交換をしないかのいずれかの状態にすることが出来る。そして、冷蔵側冷凍サイクルは空冷一体型熱交換器42(2)において、冷媒が凝縮するために必要な残りの熱量を送風ファン25cの作用により周囲空気に放熱することで得て凝縮し、液溜26を経て、膨張手段23bにて膨張して低温低圧冷媒になり、負荷である食品などを定められた低温で冷却する冷気を生成する冷蔵用熱交換器22bにて蒸発し、圧縮機21bへ戻る。なお、本構成においては、外気温度が低過ぎ、冷蔵側冷凍サイクル内の高圧が低下し過ぎる場合は、膨張手段23bの差圧が維持できなくなり、冷媒が流れにくくなるため低圧が低下して冷蔵用圧縮機21bが停止したとしても、少しの時間経過後、低圧が復帰すると圧縮機21bが再び動くというON/OFF制御により、食品の鮮度維持に必要な冷却熱量を確保している。先には冷蔵側冷凍サイクルに凝縮器のバイパス流路を設けて高圧を制御することを説明したが、このように冷蔵側冷凍サイクルにバイパス流路を設けないで自動的に行われるON/OFF制御を利用するという簡単な構成とすることで、高圧が低くなるため、より効率のよい運転が行える。   FIG. 20 is a configuration diagram of a refrigerating and air-conditioning apparatus that can obtain operations and effects similar to those described above with a simple configuration. In the configuration of FIG. 20, the integrated heat exchangers 42 (1) and 42 (2) of the refrigeration side refrigeration cycle are not provided with on-off valves or other flow path switching means, and the refrigeration side or the refrigeration side During the operation, the refrigerant always moves in the same manner with respect to the integrated heat exchanger, and is compressed by the refrigeration compressor 21b to become a high-temperature and high-pressure refrigerant, and the refrigerant / refrigerant integrated heat exchanger 42 (1) is refrigerated. It reaches the refrigeration flow path 24b (2) of the air-cooling integrated heat exchanger 42 (2) through the flow path 24b (1). That is, the refrigeration side refrigeration cycle is greatly simplified. In this configuration, the plurality of integrated heat exchangers 42 (1) or 42 (2) are the same as described above depending on the heating / cooling / stop operation mode on the air conditioning side or the difference in circulation flow path depending on the size of the air conditioning load. In this case, the heat exchange with the air-conditioning-side refrigerant can be performed in a state where a large amount of heat is exchanged, a small amount of heat is exchanged, or no heat exchange is performed. The refrigeration-side refrigeration cycle obtains and condenses the remaining heat necessary for the refrigerant to condense in the air-cooled integrated heat exchanger 42 (2) by dissipating heat to the surrounding air by the action of the blower fan 25c. After passing through the reservoir 26, the refrigerant expands in the expansion means 23b to become a low-temperature and low-pressure refrigerant, evaporates in the refrigeration heat exchanger 22b that generates cold air that cools the food that is a load at a predetermined low temperature, and the compressor 21b Return to. In this configuration, when the outside air temperature is too low and the high pressure in the refrigeration side refrigeration cycle is too low, the differential pressure of the expansion means 23b cannot be maintained, and the refrigerant becomes difficult to flow. Even if the compressor 21b is stopped, the amount of cooling heat necessary for maintaining the freshness of the food is secured by ON / OFF control in which the compressor 21b moves again when the low pressure is restored after a short time has elapsed. Previously, it was explained that the bypass flow path of the condenser is provided in the refrigeration side refrigeration cycle to control the high pressure, but the ON / OFF is automatically performed without providing the bypass flow path in the refrigeration side refrigeration cycle. By adopting a simple configuration in which the control is used, the high pressure is lowered, so that more efficient operation can be performed.

次に、空調側が暖房運転を行っている場合の空調側冷媒の動作について説明する。空調側の冷媒は、空調用圧縮機21aで圧縮されて高温高圧冷媒になり、負荷である空調側室内熱交換器22aへ送られ室内の暖房を行う。そして、送風ファン25aの作用により室内空気と熱交換を行って凝縮し、空調用膨張手段23aにて膨張して低温低圧冷媒になる。ここで、冷蔵用圧縮機21bが動いている場合は、冷蔵側冷媒から熱回収が可能であるため、冷凍機主体モード(開閉弁73開、74閉、78閉)にする。すると、空調側の冷媒は冷媒冷媒一体型熱交換器42(1)の空調用流路24a(1)へ送られ、ここで高温高圧の冷蔵側冷媒と熱交換を行って蒸発し、逆止弁35を通って、空調用圧縮機21aへ戻る。冷凍サイクルを循環する冷媒は、蒸発器において周囲の媒体から吸熱することで蒸発、ガス化するため、蒸発器内の冷媒の温度は周囲媒体の温度よりも高い温度にはなり得ない。冷凍機主体モードにおいて、空調側冷媒は、一体型熱交換器42(1)にて高温の冷蔵側冷媒から吸熱して蒸発するため、その蒸発温度は、低温の外気とは無関係に高温高圧の冷蔵側冷媒の温度および一体型熱交換器42(1)における熱交換量によって決まり、高い値に保てるため、非常に効率のよい運転が可能になる。しかし、冷蔵用圧縮機21bが停止している場合は、冷蔵側冷媒からの熱回収ができないため、空調機単独運転モード(開閉弁73閉、74開、78開)にする。このときは、空調側の冷媒は空冷一体型熱交換器42(2)の空調用流路24a(2)へ送られ、ここで周囲空気と熱交換を行って蒸発し、空調用圧縮機21aへ戻るようになり、冷たい外気の影響で空調側の冷凍サイクルの低圧(蒸発温度)は低い状態で運転されるため、冷凍機主体モードに比べると効率はよくない。従って、本来であれば可能な限り、冷凍機主体モードで動かしたいところであるが、常時冷凍機主体モードでは動かせない。その理由を次に説明する。   Next, the operation of the air conditioning side refrigerant when the air conditioning side is performing the heating operation will be described. The air-conditioning side refrigerant is compressed by the air-conditioning compressor 21a to become a high-temperature and high-pressure refrigerant, and is sent to the air-conditioning-side indoor heat exchanger 22a that is a load to heat the room. Then, heat is exchanged with the indoor air by the action of the blower fan 25a to condense, and the air expander 23a expands into a low-temperature and low-pressure refrigerant. Here, when the refrigeration compressor 21b is operating, heat can be recovered from the refrigeration-side refrigerant, so that the refrigerator main mode (open / close valve 73 open, 74 closed, 78 closed) is set. Then, the air-conditioning side refrigerant is sent to the air-conditioning flow path 24a (1) of the refrigerant-refrigerant integrated heat exchanger 42 (1), where it evaporates by exchanging heat with the high-temperature and high-pressure refrigeration-side refrigerant. The valve 35 is returned to the air conditioning compressor 21a. Since the refrigerant circulating in the refrigeration cycle is evaporated and gasified by absorbing heat from the surrounding medium in the evaporator, the temperature of the refrigerant in the evaporator cannot be higher than the temperature of the surrounding medium. In the refrigerator main mode, the air-conditioning-side refrigerant absorbs heat from the high-temperature refrigeration-side refrigerant in the integrated heat exchanger 42 (1) and evaporates. Therefore, the evaporation temperature is high and high pressure regardless of the low-temperature outside air. Since it is determined by the temperature of the refrigeration-side refrigerant and the amount of heat exchange in the integrated heat exchanger 42 (1) and can be kept at a high value, a very efficient operation is possible. However, when the refrigeration compressor 21b is stopped, heat cannot be recovered from the refrigeration side refrigerant, so the air conditioner single operation mode (open / close valve 73 closed, 74 open, 78 open) is set. At this time, the air-conditioning-side refrigerant is sent to the air-conditioning flow path 24a (2) of the air-cooled integrated heat exchanger 42 (2), where it evaporates by exchanging heat with ambient air, and the air-conditioning compressor 21a. Since the operation is performed in a state where the low pressure (evaporation temperature) of the refrigeration cycle on the air conditioning side is low due to the influence of cold outside air, the efficiency is not as good as that in the refrigerator main mode. Therefore, although it is originally intended to move in the refrigerator main mode as much as possible, it cannot always be operated in the refrigerator main mode. The reason will be described next.

冷凍機主体モードにおいて、空調暖房負荷が小さいあるいは適度の場合は、冷媒冷媒一体型熱交換器42(1)における冷蔵側冷媒との熱交換量がそれほど大きくないため、冷蔵側冷凍サイクルの高圧が運転可能な状態に維持されており、冷凍機主体モードを維持できる。しかし、空調暖房負荷が大きい場合は、冷媒冷媒一体型熱交換器42(1)における冷蔵側冷媒との熱交換量が大きくなるため、冷蔵側冷凍サイクルの高圧が低くなるが、この場合においても、冷蔵側冷凍サイクルが運転を継続できる場合は、空調側の冷媒流路の切り替えは行わず、空調負荷が小さい場合と同様、効率のよい回路での運転を行う。しかし、冷蔵側冷凍サイクルにおいて、高圧が下がりすぎ、運転を継続できなくなった場合は、冷蔵用圧縮機21bが停止し、そのままの流路にしておくと、空調側冷媒の蒸発熱量が確保できないため、空調機主体モード(開閉弁73閉、74開、78開)に切り替え、空冷一体型熱交換器42(2)において、外気から吸熱し運転を継続させる。そして、冷蔵用圧縮機22bが再び動き出し、冷蔵側冷媒からの熱回収が可能になったら、再び冷凍機主体モード(開閉弁73開、74閉、78閉)に切り替え、冷媒冷媒一体型熱交換器42(1)において、冷蔵側冷媒と熱交換させ運転させるようにする。   In the refrigerator main mode, when the air conditioning heating load is small or moderate, the amount of heat exchange with the refrigeration side refrigerant in the refrigerant / refrigerant integrated heat exchanger 42 (1) is not so large. It is maintained in an operable state and can maintain the refrigerator main mode. However, when the air-conditioning / heating load is large, the amount of heat exchange with the refrigeration-side refrigerant in the refrigerant-refrigerant integrated heat exchanger 42 (1) increases, so the high pressure of the refrigeration-side refrigeration cycle decreases. When the refrigeration-side refrigeration cycle can continue operation, the refrigerant flow path on the air-conditioning side is not switched, and the operation is performed with an efficient circuit as in the case where the air-conditioning load is small. However, in the refrigeration side refrigeration cycle, when the high pressure is too low and the operation cannot be continued, the refrigeration compressor 21b stops, and if the flow path is left as it is, the amount of heat of evaporation of the air conditioning side refrigerant cannot be secured. Then, the mode is switched to the air conditioner main mode (open / close valve 73 closed, 74 open, 78 open), and the air cooling integrated heat exchanger 42 (2) absorbs heat from the outside air and continues the operation. When the refrigeration compressor 22b starts to move again and heat recovery from the refrigeration side refrigerant is possible, the mode is switched again to the refrigerator main mode (open / close valve 73 open, 74 closed, 78 closed), and refrigerant refrigerant integrated heat exchange is performed. In the vessel 42 (1), heat is exchanged with the refrigeration side refrigerant so as to be operated.

なお、冷蔵用または冷凍用室内機であるショーケースの熱交換器22bへの着霜が増えすぎた場合の除霜運転においても、冷蔵用圧縮機21bが停止するため、同様の切り替えを行う必要がある。   Even in the defrosting operation when the frosting on the heat exchanger 22b of the showcase that is a refrigeration or refrigeration indoor unit has increased excessively, the refrigeration compressor 21b is stopped, so the same switching is required. There is.

また、冷蔵用圧縮機21bのON/OFFに伴う開閉弁の切り替えは、冷蔵用圧縮機21bが停止する直前に行うのが望ましいが、冷媒冷媒一体型熱交換器42(1)およびその中を流れている冷蔵側冷媒に熱容量があるため、冷蔵用圧縮機21bが停止した直後に切り替えても、空調側の低圧が運転を継続できなくなるところまで低下することもなく、運転を継続できることが分かっている。   Further, the switching of the on-off valve accompanying the ON / OFF of the refrigeration compressor 21b is preferably performed immediately before the refrigeration compressor 21b is stopped, but the refrigerant / refrigerant integrated heat exchanger 42 (1) and the inside thereof are switched. Since the flowing refrigeration-side refrigerant has a heat capacity, it can be understood that even if switching is performed immediately after the refrigeration compressor 21b is stopped, the low pressure on the air-conditioning side does not decrease to a point where the operation cannot be continued, and the operation can be continued. ing.

しかし、空調側冷媒は、冷媒冷媒一体型熱交換器42(1)にて高温高圧の冷蔵用冷媒と熱交換を行っている時は低圧が高いが、空冷一体型熱交換器42(2)にて冷たい外気と熱交換を行うようになると低圧が低くなる。そして、この変化が急に起こると、空調用圧縮機21aへの液バックが起こり、これが何回も繰り返されると空調用圧縮機21aが壊れて、運転が継続できなくなってしまう事態に陥る可能性がある。   However, the air-conditioning side refrigerant has a high low pressure when heat exchange is performed with the high-temperature and high-pressure refrigeration refrigerant in the refrigerant-refrigerant integrated heat exchanger 42 (1), but the air-cooled integrated heat exchanger 42 (2). When heat exchange is performed with cold outside air at low pressure, the low pressure decreases. If this change occurs suddenly, liquid back to the air conditioning compressor 21a occurs, and if this is repeated many times, the air conditioning compressor 21a may be broken and the operation cannot be continued. There is.

そこで、実用上は、冷蔵用圧縮機21bの停止に伴い、以下のいずれかの方法をとることが望ましい。まず、第一の方法は、ハード的にモード切替による液バックに対する保護機能を入れておく方法であり、開閉弁74の前後に径が大きめのキャピラリチューブなどの絞りを入れておく方法である。すると、流路を切り替えた際に、空調用膨張手段23aを通った冷媒が一旦絞られるため、空調用圧縮機21aに多大な量の冷媒が一気に戻るのを防ぐことができる。   Therefore, in practice, it is desirable to take one of the following methods with the stop of the refrigeration compressor 21b. First, the first method is a method of providing a protection function against liquid back by mode switching in hardware, and is a method of placing a restriction such as a capillary tube having a large diameter before and after the on-off valve 74. Then, when the flow path is switched, the refrigerant that has passed through the air-conditioning expansion means 23a is once squeezed, so that a large amount of refrigerant can be prevented from returning to the air-conditioning compressor 21a all at once.

第二の方法は、冷蔵用圧縮機21bが停止した場合に、空調用圧縮機21aも一旦停止させることである。空調用圧縮機21aに液バックが起こり圧縮機が破損するのは、冷凍サイクル中に循環している冷媒が低圧の引き込みによって、一気に圧縮機に戻ってくるためであり、一度空調用圧縮機21aを停止させて、冷媒の動きを止め、その後、少ししてから、例えば3分後、再び空調用圧縮機21aを動かすようにすれば、通常の再起動と同じ動作になり、液バックは起こらない。この方法においては、空調用圧縮機21aを一旦停止させるが、少しの時間暖房ができなくても室内には熱容量があるため問題ない。   The second method is to temporarily stop the air conditioning compressor 21a when the refrigeration compressor 21b is stopped. The reason that the liquid back is generated in the air-conditioning compressor 21a and the compressor is damaged is because the refrigerant circulating in the refrigeration cycle returns to the compressor at a stretch by drawing in the low pressure, and once the air-conditioning compressor 21a. If the air-conditioning compressor 21a is moved again after 3 minutes, for example, after 3 minutes, the operation is the same as the normal restart, and the liquid back does not occur. Absent. In this method, the air-conditioning compressor 21a is temporarily stopped, but there is no problem because the room has a heat capacity even if heating is not possible for a short time.

図21の動作フローチャートは、この第二の方法に基づく動作をフローチャートにしたものである。図21において、処理フローチャートに入り(ST31)、冷蔵用圧縮機21bがONしており(ST32)、冷蔵用圧縮機21bがONしてからΔt時間経過していれば(ST33)、冷凍機主体モード(開閉弁73開、74閉、78閉)に切り替える(ST34)。このΔt時間は冷蔵用圧縮機21bが再起動した場合の安定待ち時間であり、通常数分程度でよいが、場合によってはゼロでも構わない。そして、冷蔵用圧縮機21bがONしてからΔt時間経過した後は(ST35)、冷凍機側サイクルにおいては起動制御を終了し通常制御に移る(ST36)。しかし、冷蔵用圧縮機21bがOFFした場合(ST32)、冷凍機主体モードである場合は(ST37)、冷媒冷媒一体型熱交換器においては空調側冷媒が蒸発するための熱量が確保できなくなるため熱源を空冷一体型熱交換器に切り替える必要が生じるが、空調用圧縮機21aへの液バックを防ぐため、空調用圧縮機21aを一旦OFFにした後(ST38),空調機単独運転モード(開閉弁73閉、74開、78開)に切り替える(ST39)。その後、空調用圧縮機21aがOFF後冷媒が安定するまでΔt時間、例えば3分間、待ち(ST43)、その後空調用圧縮機21aをONにし、空調用圧縮機21aを初期起動周波数にし、空調用膨張弁23aを初期起動開度にする(ST44)。そして、その状態をΔt時間保持してサイクルが安定するのを待ち(ST41)、その後、空調機通常制御に移行し(ST42)、処理を終了する(ST45)。 The operation flowchart of FIG. 21 is a flowchart of the operation based on the second method. In FIG. 21, the process flow chart is entered (ST31), the refrigerator 21b is turned on (ST32), and Δt 1 hour has passed since the refrigerator 21b is turned on (ST33), the refrigerator Switching to the main mode (open / close valve 73 open, 74 closed, 78 closed) (ST34). This Δt 1 hour is a stable waiting time when the refrigeration compressor 21b is restarted, and may normally be about several minutes, but may be zero in some cases. Then, after Δt 2 hours have passed since the refrigeration compressor 21b is turned on (ST35), the start-up control is terminated and the normal control is started in the refrigerator side cycle (ST36). However, when the refrigeration compressor 21b is turned off (ST32) or in the refrigerator main mode (ST37), the refrigerant / refrigerant integrated heat exchanger cannot secure the amount of heat for evaporating the air-conditioning side refrigerant. Although it is necessary to switch the heat source to an air-cooled integrated heat exchanger, in order to prevent liquid back to the air conditioning compressor 21a, the air conditioning compressor 21a is temporarily turned off (ST38), and then the air conditioner single operation mode (open / closed) The valve 73 is closed, 74 is opened, and 78 is opened (ST39). After that, after the air conditioning compressor 21a is turned off, it waits for Δt 4 hours, for example, 3 minutes (ST43) until the refrigerant is stabilized (ST43), and then the air conditioning compressor 21a is turned on, the air conditioning compressor 21a is set to the initial startup frequency, and air conditioning is performed. The expansion valve 23a is set to the initial start opening (ST44). Then, the state is maintained for Δt for 3 hours, and the system waits for the cycle to stabilize (ST41). Thereafter, the routine proceeds to normal control of the air conditioner (ST42), and the process ends (ST45).

第三の方法は、冷蔵用圧縮機21bが停止した際、空調用圧縮機21aの周波数を下げ、空調用膨張弁23aの開度を小さめにし、この状態を空調用冷媒の状態が安定するまで一定時間保つことである。通常の起動時にはこのような動きをさせているが、それと同様の動きをさせればよい。このようにすることで、冷凍サイクル内を循環する冷媒流量を小さく保つとともに、膨張弁23aを通過する冷媒量を少なくすることができ、圧縮機への液バックによる圧縮機の破損を防ぐことができる。   In the third method, when the refrigeration compressor 21b is stopped, the frequency of the air conditioning compressor 21a is lowered and the opening degree of the air conditioning expansion valve 23a is decreased, and this state is maintained until the state of the air conditioning refrigerant is stabilized. It is to keep for a certain time. Such a movement is performed during normal startup, but it is sufficient to perform the same movement. By doing in this way, while keeping the refrigerant | coolant flow rate which circulates in the refrigerating cycle small, the refrigerant | coolant amount which passes the expansion valve 23a can be decreased, and the failure | damage of the compressor by the liquid back to a compressor can be prevented. it can.

図22の動作フローチャートは、この第三の方法に基づく動作をフローチャートにしたものである。図22において、処理フローチャートに入ってから(ST31)冷凍機側サイクルのは起動制御を終了し通常制御に移るまでは(ST36)図21の動作フローチャートと同じであり説明を省略する。冷蔵用圧縮機21bがOFFした場合(ST32)、冷凍機主体モードである場合は(ST37)、冷媒冷媒一体型熱交換器においては空調側冷媒が蒸発するための熱量が確保できなくなるため熱源を空冷一体型熱交換器に切り替える必要が生じるが、空調用圧縮機21aへの液バックを防ぐため、空調用圧縮機21aを低めの周波数に、空調用膨張弁23aを絞り気味の開度に固定し(ST50)、空調機単独運転モードに回路を切り替える(ST39)。その後、空調側冷凍サイクルの状態が安定するまでΔt時間待ち(ST51)、空調機通常制御に移行し(ST42)、処理を終了する(ST45)。 The operation flowchart of FIG. 22 is a flowchart of the operation based on the third method. In FIG. 22, after entering the processing flowchart (ST31), the cycle of the refrigerator side cycle is the same as the operation flowchart of FIG. 21 until the start control is terminated and the normal control is started (ST36), and the description is omitted. When the refrigeration compressor 21b is turned off (ST32), or in the refrigerator main mode (ST37), in the refrigerant / refrigerant integrated heat exchanger, the heat source for evaporating the refrigerant on the air-conditioning side cannot be secured. Although it is necessary to switch to an air-cooled integrated heat exchanger, in order to prevent liquid back to the air-conditioning compressor 21a, the air-conditioning compressor 21a is fixed at a lower frequency, and the air-conditioning expansion valve 23a is fixed at a slightly narrowed opening. (ST50), and the circuit is switched to the air conditioner single operation mode (ST39). Then, it waits for Δt 5 hours until the state of the air-conditioning side refrigeration cycle is stabilized (ST51), shifts to air conditioner normal control (ST42), and ends the process (ST45).

以上のいずれかの方法により、空調用圧縮機23aへの液バックを防ぐことができ、圧縮機の破損を防ぎ、安定した運転をさせることができる。なお、空調用圧縮機23aが流路切替に伴う液バックに十分耐え得る耐力を持ったものである場合は、このような保護動作を行わなくてもよいのは言うまでもない。   By any one of the methods described above, liquid back to the air conditioning compressor 23a can be prevented, damage to the compressor can be prevented, and stable operation can be achieved. Needless to say, when the air conditioning compressor 23a has sufficient strength to withstand liquid back accompanying flow path switching, such a protective operation may not be performed.

なお、ここでは、冷蔵用圧縮機21bが停止後、再び動き出した際は、一定時間経過後、冷凍機主体モードへ切り替えることを例に説明を行った。このようにすることで、効率のよい冷凍機主体モードにて運転する時間を長くすることができ省エネになる。しかし、空調機主体モードにおいても、冷蔵用圧縮機が停止しているときは、空冷一体熱交換器を空調側冷媒が蒸発するために占有できるため実際の伝熱面積が大きくなり、室外熱交換器が独立した空調機を運転させるよりも、効率のよい運転になる。従って、冷蔵用圧縮機21bが停止後、再び動き出した際に、空調機単独運転モードのままにしておいても、運転上は問題ないし省エネルギー効果を得ることができる。   Here, an example has been described in which when the refrigeration compressor 21b starts moving again after being stopped, the mode is switched to the refrigerator main mode after a predetermined time has elapsed. By doing in this way, the time which operates in efficient refrigerator main mode can be lengthened, and it becomes energy saving. However, even in the air conditioner main mode, when the refrigeration compressor is stopped, the air-cooled integrated heat exchanger can be occupied because the air-conditioning side refrigerant evaporates, so the actual heat transfer area increases and outdoor heat exchange The operation is more efficient than operating a separate air conditioner. Therefore, when the compressor for refrigeration 21b starts moving again after being stopped, even if it is left in the air conditioner single operation mode, a problem or energy saving effect can be obtained.

次に、冷房運転について説明する。冷房運転においては、開閉弁73を閉、74を開、78を開としておく。すると、空調側冷媒は、圧縮機21aから吐出され四方弁31を経由し、開閉弁78を通って空冷一体型熱交換器42(2)へ至り、送風機25cの作用によって周囲空気と熱交換を行って凝縮し、開閉弁74を通って、空調用膨張手段23aによって低温低圧冷媒になり、空調室内機22aにて蒸発し冷房が行われ圧縮機21aに戻される。この動きは、冷蔵用圧縮機21bが動いていても止まっていても同じである。なお、冷蔵用冷凍サイクルの動きは常に同じであるため、空調用冷凍サイクルが停止している場合の説明は省略する。   Next, the cooling operation will be described. In the cooling operation, the on-off valve 73 is closed, 74 is opened, and 78 is opened. Then, the air-conditioning-side refrigerant is discharged from the compressor 21a, passes through the four-way valve 31, passes through the on-off valve 78, and reaches the air-cooled integrated heat exchanger 42 (2), and exchanges heat with ambient air by the action of the blower 25c. The air-conditioning expansion means 23a becomes a low-temperature and low-pressure refrigerant, evaporates in the air-conditioning indoor unit 22a, is cooled, and is returned to the compressor 21a. This movement is the same whether the refrigeration compressor 21b is moving or stopped. In addition, since the movement of the refrigerating cycle for refrigeration is always the same, the description when the refrigerating cycle for air conditioning is stopped is omitted.

以上のように構成することで、暖房運転時においては、冷蔵用冷媒と空調用冷媒を冷媒冷媒一体型熱交換器で効率的に熱交換させ、その状態を冷蔵用圧縮機が動作できる限界まで継続させることで、長い時間効率的な運転ができるため、大きな省エネ効果を得ることができるとともに、冷房運転時においては、空調用冷媒を冷媒冷媒一体型熱交換器へ流さないため、冷蔵側および空調側の双方の凝縮側の冷媒の温度によらず、すなわち双方の圧縮機の周波数によらず、お互いの冷媒同士が熱交換をして効率の悪い運転をするのを防止でき、常に設計どおりの性能を発揮させることができる。即ち図20の構成においても複数の一体型熱交換器を設け、この一体型熱交換器に個別に冷媒を流す切り替えを行うことで既に説明してきたと同様な効果が得られる。   By configuring as described above, during the heating operation, the refrigerant for refrigeration and the refrigerant for air conditioning are efficiently heat-exchanged by the refrigerant-refrigerant integrated heat exchanger, and the state reaches the limit at which the refrigeration compressor can operate. By continuing the operation for a long time, it is possible to obtain a large energy saving effect, and at the time of cooling operation, the air-conditioning refrigerant does not flow to the refrigerant-refrigerant integrated heat exchanger. Regardless of the temperature of the refrigerant on the condensing side on the air conditioning side, that is, regardless of the frequency of both compressors, it is possible to prevent each refrigerant from exchanging heat and operating inefficiently. The performance of can be demonstrated. That is, in the configuration of FIG. 20, the same effect as described above can be obtained by providing a plurality of integrated heat exchangers and switching the individual refrigerants to the integrated heat exchanger.

図23は、空調用膨張手段23aを複数直列に接続し、その間に中圧レシーバ79を設け、更に空調用圧縮機21aの吸入側の冷媒と中圧レシーバ79内の冷媒を熱交換可能なように構成したものである。このように構成することで、空調側の余剰冷媒を中圧レシーバ79内に溜めることができるため、熱交換器22a、24a内の冷媒量を最適に保つことができ、常に効率のよい運転を行うことができる。更に、空調用圧縮機21aへ多少液バックがあっても中圧レシーバ79と吸入管との熱交換によって蒸発させることができ、信頼性の高い冷凍サイクルを構成できる。その他の構成は図20と同じであり、動作および効果は先の説明と同一である。   In FIG. 23, a plurality of air-conditioning expansion means 23a are connected in series, and an intermediate-pressure receiver 79 is provided between them, so that the refrigerant on the suction side of the air-conditioning compressor 21a and the refrigerant in the intermediate-pressure receiver 79 can exchange heat. It is configured. By configuring in this way, surplus refrigerant on the air conditioning side can be stored in the intermediate pressure receiver 79, so that the amount of refrigerant in the heat exchangers 22a, 24a can be kept optimal, and efficient operation is always possible. It can be carried out. Furthermore, even if there is some liquid back in the air conditioning compressor 21a, it can be evaporated by heat exchange between the intermediate pressure receiver 79 and the suction pipe, and a highly reliable refrigeration cycle can be configured. Other configurations are the same as those in FIG. 20, and operations and effects are the same as those described above.

図24は空冷一体型熱交換器の構造図で、空調用流路24aと冷蔵用又は冷凍用流路24bを分離して同一の放熱フィン41に貫装させ一体化した構造であり、図のように空調用流路24aと冷蔵用または冷凍用流路24bを熱交換器の両側に分離しているため、空調暖房時の空調冷凍サイクルの蒸発熱と冷蔵冷凍サイクルの凝縮熱の熱交換があまり大きくない構造になっている。このようにすることで、双方の冷媒が流れる流路をクロスさせないので製造が簡単になるとともに、片方の流路に冷媒が流れていない時は流れている方の冷媒が他方のフィンの一部を凝縮または蒸発のために使用することができ、それぞれ別々に構成するよりも効率よく運転することができる。   FIG. 24 is a structural diagram of an air-cooling integrated heat exchanger, in which the air conditioning flow path 24a and the refrigeration or refrigeration flow path 24b are separated and integrated into the same heat radiation fin 41. Thus, the air conditioning flow path 24a and the refrigeration or refrigeration flow path 24b are separated on both sides of the heat exchanger, so that the heat exchange between the evaporation heat of the air conditioning refrigeration cycle and the condensation heat of the refrigeration refrigeration cycle during air conditioning heating can be achieved. The structure is not very large. By doing so, the flow paths through which both the refrigerants flow are not crossed, so that the manufacturing is simplified, and when the refrigerant is not flowing through one of the flow paths, the flowing refrigerant is part of the other fin. Can be used for condensation or evaporation and can be operated more efficiently than configuring each separately.

図25は冷凍空調装置構成図であって、図23の冷凍空調装置の基本動作に使用している検出手段を記載している。検出手段として、空調側冷凍サイクルの冷媒配管に空調側吐出温度検出手段53と空調側室内飽和温度検出手段54と空調側液管温度検出手段55と空調側二相管温度検出手段(暖房用)56(1)と空調側二相管温度検出手段(冷房用)56(2)、冷蔵側冷凍サイクルの冷媒配管に冷蔵側低圧検出手段61と冷蔵側高圧検出手段62、空気温度検出用に室内空気温度検出手段51と外気温度検出手段57と庫内温度検出手段64が取り付けてある。   FIG. 25 is a configuration diagram of the refrigeration air conditioner, which describes detection means used for the basic operation of the refrigeration air conditioner of FIG. As the detection means, air-conditioning side discharge temperature detection means 53, air-conditioning-side indoor saturation temperature detection means 54, air-conditioning-side liquid pipe temperature detection means 55, and air-conditioning-side two-phase pipe temperature detection means (for heating) in the refrigerant piping of the air-conditioning side refrigeration cycle 56 (1), air-conditioning side two-phase tube temperature detection means (for cooling) 56 (2), refrigerant piping for the refrigeration side refrigeration cycle, refrigeration side low pressure detection means 61 and refrigeration side high pressure detection means 62, indoors for air temperature detection An air temperature detecting means 51, an outside air temperature detecting means 57, and an internal temperature detecting means 64 are attached.

図において、冷凍機主体モードのとき、冷蔵側冷凍サイクルは、冷蔵側低圧検出手段61にて検出された冷蔵側低圧および冷蔵側高圧検出手段62にて検出された冷蔵側高圧を予め設定された目標値に近づけるように冷蔵側圧縮機21bの周波数および空冷一体型熱交換器用送風ファン25cの回転数が制御される。なお、冷蔵側の低圧および高圧の目標値は予めメモリにシステムを省エネに運転できる値が記憶されている。また、庫内温度検出手段64にて検出された温度を一定に保つべく別に設置されたコントローラにより冷蔵負荷側開閉弁80が開閉される。   In the figure, in the refrigerator main mode, the refrigeration side refrigeration cycle is preset with the refrigeration side low pressure detected by the refrigeration side low pressure detection means 61 and the refrigeration side high pressure detected by the refrigeration side high pressure detection means 62. The frequency of the refrigeration side compressor 21b and the rotation speed of the air cooling integrated heat exchanger fan 25c are controlled so as to approach the target value. Note that the low pressure and high pressure target values on the refrigeration side are stored in advance in memory so that the system can be operated in an energy saving manner. Further, the refrigeration load side opening / closing valve 80 is opened and closed by a separately installed controller so as to keep the temperature detected by the internal temperature detection means 64 constant.

また、空調側冷凍サイクルは、冷凍機主体モードにおいては暖房運転であり、空調側吐出温度検出手段53にて吐出温度を、空調側室内飽和温度検出手段54にて凝縮温度を、空調側液管温度検出手段(暖房)55(1)にて液管温度を、空調側液管温度検出手段(冷房)55(2)にて蒸発温度を、空調側二相管温度検出手段(暖房用)56(1)にて吸入温度を、室内空気温度検出手段51にて室内空気温度を検出する。そして、吸入温度と蒸発温度との差で定義されるスーパーヒート、凝縮温度と液管温度との差で定義されるサブクール、凝縮温度と室内空気温度との差で定義される室内温度差および吐出温度を目標に、空調用圧縮機21a、空調側膨張弁23a(1)、23a(2)および空冷一体型熱交換器用送風ファン25cが制御される。なお、冷凍機主体モードにおいては、空調側二相管温度検出手段(冷房)56(2)は冷媒流路に入っていないため使用しない。   The air-conditioning side refrigeration cycle is a heating operation in the refrigerator main mode, and the air-conditioning side discharge temperature detecting means 53 sets the discharge temperature, the air-conditioning side indoor saturation temperature detecting means 54 sets the condensation temperature, and the air-conditioning side liquid pipe. The temperature detection means (heating) 55 (1) is used for the liquid pipe temperature, the air conditioning side liquid pipe temperature detection means (cooling) 55 (2) is used for the evaporating temperature, and the air conditioning side two-phase pipe temperature detection means (for heating) 56. The intake temperature is detected in (1), and the indoor air temperature is detected by the indoor air temperature detecting means 51. Superheat defined by the difference between the suction temperature and the evaporation temperature, subcool defined by the difference between the condensation temperature and the liquid pipe temperature, the indoor temperature difference defined by the difference between the condensation temperature and the room air temperature, and the discharge The air conditioning compressor 21a, the air conditioning side expansion valves 23a (1) and 23a (2), and the air cooling integrated heat exchanger blower fan 25c are controlled with the temperature as a target. In the refrigerator main mode, the air-conditioning side two-phase tube temperature detecting means (cooling) 56 (2) is not used because it is not in the refrigerant flow path.

一方、空調側冷凍サイクルは、空調機単独運転モードにおいては冷房運転であり、空調側吐出温度検出手段53にて吐出温度を、空調側二相管温度検出手段(冷房)56(2)にて凝縮温度を、空調側液管温度検出手段(冷房)55(2)にて液管温度を、空調側液管温度検出手段(暖房)55(1)にて蒸発温度を、空調側室内飽和温度検出手段54にて吸入温度を、室内空気温度検出手段51にて室内空気温度を検出する。そして、吸入温度と蒸発温度との差で定義されるスーパーヒート、凝縮温度と液管温度との差で定義されるサブクール、凝縮温度と室内空気温度との差で定義される室内温度差および吐出温度を目標に、空調用圧縮機21a、空調側膨張弁23a(1)、23a(2)および空冷一体型熱交換器用送風ファン25cが制御される。なお、空調機単独運転モードにおいては、空調側二相管温度検出手段(暖房)56(1)の検出温度は、情報として必要な部位の温度ではないため使用しない。   On the other hand, the air-conditioning side refrigeration cycle is a cooling operation in the air-conditioner single operation mode, and the discharge temperature is detected by the air-conditioning side discharge temperature detecting means 53 and the air-conditioning side two-phase tube temperature detecting means (cooling) 56 (2). The condensation temperature is determined by the air conditioning side liquid pipe temperature detecting means (cooling) 55 (2), the liquid pipe temperature by the air conditioning side liquid pipe temperature detecting means (heating) 55 (1), and the air conditioning side indoor saturation temperature. The detecting means 54 detects the intake temperature, and the indoor air temperature detecting means 51 detects the indoor air temperature. Superheat defined by the difference between the suction temperature and the evaporation temperature, subcool defined by the difference between the condensation temperature and the liquid pipe temperature, the indoor temperature difference defined by the difference between the condensation temperature and the room air temperature, and the discharge The air conditioning compressor 21a, the air conditioning side expansion valves 23a (1) and 23a (2), and the air cooling integrated heat exchanger blower fan 25c are controlled with the temperature as a target. In the air conditioner single operation mode, the detected temperature of the air-conditioning side two-phase tube temperature detecting means (heating) 56 (1) is not used because it is not the temperature of the part necessary as information.

このように、空調側冷凍サイクルが暖房運転か冷房運転かによって、温度検出手段を空調側二相管温度検出手段(冷房)56(1)と空調側二相管温度検出手段(冷房)56(2)とで切り替える必要があるが、その方法としては、ソフト的に切り替える方法とリレーなどによってハード的に切り替える方法とが考えられる。   Thus, depending on whether the air-conditioning side refrigeration cycle is in the heating operation or cooling operation, the temperature detection means is changed to the air-conditioning side two-phase pipe temperature detection means (cooling) 56 (1) and the air-conditioning side two-phase pipe temperature detection means (cooling) 56 ( It is necessary to switch between 2) and 2). As the method, a method of switching by software and a method of switching by hardware using a relay or the like can be considered.

また、空冷一体型熱交換器42(2)は、冷凍機主体モードにおいては冷蔵側冷凍サイクルの凝縮器として機能し、空調機単独運転モードにおいては空調側冷凍サイクルの蒸発器として機能し、冷房モードにおいては双方の冷凍サイクルの凝縮器として機能する。従って、空冷一体型熱交換器用送風ファン25cは、冷凍機主体モードにおいては冷凍側冷凍サイクルを省エネにするように動作させ、空調機単独運転モードにおいては空調側冷凍サイクルを省エネにするように動作させ、冷房モードにおいては冷蔵側冷凍サイクルと空調側冷凍サイクルの合計消費エネルギーが減る方向へ動作させ、年間を通じて省エネ運転が実現できる。   The air-cooled integrated heat exchanger 42 (2) functions as a condenser of the refrigeration side refrigeration cycle in the refrigerator main mode, and functions as an evaporator of the air conditioning side refrigeration cycle in the air conditioner independent operation mode. In mode, it functions as a condenser for both refrigeration cycles. Therefore, the air cooling integrated heat exchanger blower fan 25c operates to save energy in the refrigeration side refrigeration cycle in the refrigerator main mode, and operates to save energy in the air conditioning side refrigeration cycle in the air conditioner independent operation mode. In the cooling mode, the total energy consumption of the refrigeration-side refrigeration cycle and the air-conditioning-side refrigeration cycle is reduced, and energy saving operation can be realized throughout the year.

なお、冷蔵側低圧検出手段61および冷蔵側高圧検出手段62はそれぞれの圧力の飽和温度を検出する温度検出手段にて代用することも可能である。   The refrigeration side low pressure detection means 61 and the refrigeration side high pressure detection means 62 can be replaced by temperature detection means for detecting the saturation temperature of each pressure.

また、ここでは冷蔵もしくは冷凍側冷凍サイクルに室内機であるショーケースが1つだけついているかのように説明したが、通常は図1に示したように1つの冷凍サイクルに複数の室内機(ショーケース)が接続される。その際、例えば図25を例に説明すると、屋外には冷蔵用圧縮機21b、一体型熱交換器24bおよび送風ファン25c、液溜26が1つもしくは複数の筐体内に収められて設置されており、冷蔵または冷凍負荷側開閉弁80、冷蔵用又は冷凍用膨張手段23b、冷蔵用または冷凍用熱交換器22bおよび送風ファン25bが屋内に複数設置され、液溜26と冷蔵または冷凍負荷側開閉弁80との間において分岐される。なお、その他の構成図においては、簡略化のために冷蔵または冷凍負荷側開閉弁80を省略しているが、冷蔵または冷凍負荷側開閉弁80は冷蔵用又は冷凍用膨張手段23bの近くにそれぞれのショーケースに対応して設置されている。また、冷蔵側冷凍サイクルの室内機としては、冷蔵用または冷凍用オープンショーケース、冷蔵用または冷凍用リーチインショーケース、冷蔵または冷凍用ユニットクーラーなどが接続されている。又各検出手段は、それぞれ室外や室内に設けられた筐体の中の電気品箱に設けられ基板に取り付けられたマイコンなどから構成される制御装置に接続され、あらかじめマイコンに記憶されたデータやフローチャートに基づいて判断や演算され制御が行われる。   In addition, although the explanation is given here as if only one showcase, which is an indoor unit, is attached to the refrigeration or refrigeration side refrigeration cycle, a plurality of indoor units (shows) are usually included in one refrigeration cycle as shown in FIG. Case) is connected. In this case, for example, referring to FIG. 25, for example, the refrigeration compressor 21b, the integrated heat exchanger 24b, the blower fan 25c, and the liquid reservoir 26 are housed and installed in one or a plurality of cases. The refrigeration or refrigeration load side opening / closing valve 80, the refrigeration or refrigeration expansion means 23b, the refrigeration or refrigeration heat exchanger 22b, and the blower fans 25b are installed indoors, and the liquid reservoir 26 and the refrigeration or refrigeration load side opening / closing are opened. Branches to and from the valve 80. In the other configuration diagrams, the refrigeration or refrigeration load side opening / closing valve 80 is omitted for simplification, but the refrigeration or refrigeration load side opening / closing valve 80 is located near the refrigeration or refrigeration expansion means 23b, respectively. It is installed corresponding to the showcase. As the indoor unit of the refrigeration side refrigeration cycle, an open showcase for refrigeration or refrigeration, a reach-in showcase for refrigeration or refrigeration, a unit cooler for refrigeration or refrigeration, and the like are connected. Each detection means is connected to a control device composed of a microcomputer or the like provided in an electrical component box in a case provided outdoors or indoors and attached to a substrate, and stores data stored in the microcomputer in advance. Control is performed based on the determination and calculation based on the flowchart.

図20乃至図25の構成の場合は、第三の熱交換器、すなわち空調側冷凍サイクルと冷蔵もしくは冷凍側冷凍サイクルに循環する冷媒をそれぞれ独立に流す流路間で熱交換する熱交換器を複数設け、一つは直接冷媒間通しの熱交換を主体に行うようにし、別の一つは共通の放熱フィンを介して両方の冷媒と空気との間で強制的に熱放出させるようにして、この一つと別の一つの熱交換器を切り替えられるようにしている。すなわち図20の構成の例では熱交換器42(1)に第一の冷媒を流すときには、熱交換器42(2)に第二の冷媒を流さない。また熱交換器42(2)に第一の冷媒を流す時には熱交換器42(1)に第一の冷媒を流さない。一方第二の冷媒は常に両方の熱交換器42(1)と42(2)に流している。このよう冷蔵・冷凍側の冷凍サイクルの制御を単純化させるとともに、空調側の冷凍サイクルにおける冷媒が流れる流路を切り替えて、空調運転の熱放出などの熱制御をも単純化させることにより、システム全体を安定した運転が行えるとともに信頼性の高い装置にすることができる。   In the case of the configuration shown in FIGS. 20 to 25, a third heat exchanger, that is, a heat exchanger that exchanges heat between the flow paths that independently flow the refrigerant that circulates in the air-conditioning side refrigeration cycle and the refrigeration or refrigeration side refrigeration cycle, is provided. Provide multiple heat exchangers, one with direct heat exchange between refrigerants, and the other with forced heat release between both refrigerants and air via a common radiating fin. It is possible to switch between this one and another heat exchanger. That is, in the example of the configuration of FIG. 20, when the first refrigerant is caused to flow through the heat exchanger 42 (1), the second refrigerant is not caused to flow through the heat exchanger 42 (2). Further, when the first refrigerant is caused to flow through the heat exchanger 42 (2), the first refrigerant is not caused to flow through the heat exchanger 42 (1). On the other hand, the second refrigerant is always flowing through both heat exchangers 42 (1) and 42 (2). By simplifying the control of the refrigeration cycle on the refrigeration / freezing side and switching the flow path through which the refrigerant flows in the refrigeration cycle on the air conditioning side, the heat control such as heat release during air conditioning operation is simplified. The entire system can be operated stably and can be made highly reliable.

また、冷媒冷媒一体型熱交換器としてプレート熱交換器を、空冷一体型熱交換器としてプレートフィンタイプの熱交換器を使用することを想定すると、冷媒冷媒一体型熱交換器は空冷一体型熱交換器に対し、熱通過率(熱効率を表す指標)が数倍から数十倍大きい値になり、非常に効率のよい熱交換をさせることができるため、伝熱面積を非常に小さくすることができ、コンパクトに構成できる。従って、一体型熱交換器を冷媒冷媒一体型熱交換器と空冷一体型熱交換器に分けることで、冷蔵側と空調側の排熱を有効に利用した効率的な運転を行うことができ、かつ空冷一体型熱交換器だけの構成に対してスペース的にあまり大きくならないコンパクトなシステムを構成することができる。   Assuming that a plate heat exchanger is used as the refrigerant refrigerant integrated heat exchanger and a plate fin type heat exchanger is used as the air cooling integrated heat exchanger, the refrigerant refrigerant integrated heat exchanger is an air cooling integrated heat exchanger. The heat transfer rate (an index indicating thermal efficiency) is several times to several tens of times larger than that of the exchanger, and heat exchange can be made very efficient, so the heat transfer area can be made very small. Can be configured compactly. Therefore, by dividing the integrated heat exchanger into the refrigerant-refrigerant integrated heat exchanger and the air-cooled integrated heat exchanger, it is possible to perform an efficient operation that effectively uses the exhaust heat on the refrigeration side and the air conditioning side, In addition, it is possible to configure a compact system that is not so large in space as compared with the configuration of only the air-cooled integrated heat exchanger.

また、冷媒冷媒一体型熱交換器における熱交換量はなるべく大きい方が空調側冷凍サイクルの低圧(蒸発温度)を高くすることができ効率のよい運転ができる。しかし、実際には、大きすぎると、冷蔵側冷凍サイクルの高圧(凝縮温度)が下がりすぎ、ON/OFFが頻繁に発生するため、逆に効率が悪くなることも想定される。コンビニエンスストアにおいては、暖房空調負荷と冷蔵負荷との関係および冷蔵側冷凍サイクルの高圧維持の必要性およびコストパフォーマンスから、冷媒冷媒一体型熱交換器における熱交換量は空冷一体型熱交換器における熱交換量よりも小さくなるように熱交換器の大きさを選定している。   In addition, when the heat exchange amount in the refrigerant-refrigerant integrated heat exchanger is as large as possible, the low pressure (evaporation temperature) of the air-conditioning side refrigeration cycle can be increased, and an efficient operation can be performed. However, in reality, if it is too large, the high pressure (condensation temperature) of the refrigeration-side refrigeration cycle is too low, and ON / OFF frequently occurs. At convenience stores, the amount of heat exchange in the refrigerant / refrigerant integrated heat exchanger is the amount of heat in the air / cooled integrated heat exchanger because of the relationship between the heating / air-conditioning load and the refrigeration load, the necessity of maintaining a high pressure in the refrigeration side refrigeration cycle, and cost performance. The size of the heat exchanger is selected to be smaller than the exchange amount.

本発明の冷凍空調装置は、常温の空気と第一の冷媒との熱交換を行う第一の熱交換器と、低温の空気と第二の冷媒との熱交換を行う第二の熱交換器と、第一の熱交換器に接続される第一の流路と第二の熱交換器に接続される第二の流路のそれぞれ独立した流路を通る冷媒が互いに熱交換可能な第三の熱交換器と、あらかじめ設定された条件に応じて第二の流路に設けられ第二の冷媒の一部もしくは全部が第三の熱交換器に対しバイパスされるバイパス流路と、を備えているので、一体型熱交換器を熱源に有する冷蔵又は冷凍装置の冷凍サイクルの高圧部が低圧で不安定になりやすい場合も、安定した運転が行える。   The refrigerating and air-conditioning apparatus of the present invention includes a first heat exchanger that performs heat exchange between air at normal temperature and the first refrigerant, and a second heat exchanger that performs heat exchange between low-temperature air and the second refrigerant. And a refrigerant that passes through independent channels of the first channel connected to the first heat exchanger and the second channel connected to the second heat exchanger can exchange heat with each other. And a bypass flow path provided in the second flow path in accordance with preset conditions, wherein a part or all of the second refrigerant is bypassed with respect to the third heat exchanger. Therefore, even when the high pressure portion of the refrigeration cycle of the refrigeration or refrigeration apparatus having the integrated heat exchanger as a heat source is likely to become unstable at a low pressure, stable operation can be performed.

本発明の冷凍空調装置は、常温の空気と第一の冷媒との熱交換を行う第一の熱交換器と、低温の空気と第二の冷媒との熱交換を行う第二の熱交換器と、第一の熱交換器に接続される第一の圧縮機を有する第一の流路と第二の熱交換器に接続される第二の圧縮機を有する第二の流路のそれぞれ独立した流路を通る各冷媒が互いに熱交換可能な第三の熱交換器と、第三の熱交換器と周囲空気との熱交換量を調整する送風機と、第一圧縮機の駆動による所定の空調運転および第二の圧縮機の駆動による所定の冷蔵もしくは冷凍運転を行うとともに、両方の圧縮機入力を低減する方向に送風機の送風量を変化させるコントローラと、を備えので、いつの時期でも、またどのような運転モードでも効率の良い運転を可能にすることができる。   The refrigerating and air-conditioning apparatus of the present invention includes a first heat exchanger that performs heat exchange between air at normal temperature and the first refrigerant, and a second heat exchanger that performs heat exchange between low-temperature air and the second refrigerant. And a first flow path having a first compressor connected to the first heat exchanger and a second flow path having a second compressor connected to the second heat exchanger. A third heat exchanger that can exchange heat with each other through the flow path, a blower that adjusts the amount of heat exchange between the third heat exchanger and the ambient air, and a predetermined compressor driven by the first compressor A controller that performs a predetermined refrigeration or refrigeration operation by driving the air-conditioning operation and the second compressor, and changing the air flow rate of the air blower in a direction to reduce the input of both compressors. It is possible to enable efficient operation in any operation mode.

本発明の冷凍空調装置は、常温の空気と第一の冷媒との熱交換を行う第一の熱交換器と、低温の空気と第二の冷媒との熱交換を行う第二の熱交換器と、第一の熱交換器に接続される第一の流路と第二の熱交換器に接続される第二の流路のそれぞれ独立した流路を通る冷媒が互いに熱交換可能な第三の熱交換器と、を備え、第三の熱交換器は第二の流路の中に第一の流路を設けたり、又は第二の流路と第一の流路を板状の両側の通路とすることとしたので、小型、且つ簡単な構造でエネルギーの少ない装置を得ることができる。   The refrigerating and air-conditioning apparatus of the present invention includes a first heat exchanger that exchanges heat between normal temperature air and a first refrigerant, and a second heat exchanger that exchanges heat between low-temperature air and a second refrigerant. And a refrigerant that passes through independent channels of the first channel connected to the first heat exchanger and the second channel connected to the second heat exchanger can exchange heat with each other. The third heat exchanger is provided with the first flow path in the second flow path, or the second flow path and the first flow path are formed on both sides of the plate shape. Therefore, it is possible to obtain a small-sized device with a simple structure and low energy.

本発明の冷凍空調装置は、第三の熱交換器の第二の流路に設けられ第二の冷媒の一部もしくは全部を第三の熱交換器に対しバイパスするバイパス流路と、を備えたので、効率が良く、且つ、安定した動作が可能になる。   The refrigerating and air-conditioning apparatus of the present invention includes a bypass flow path that is provided in the second flow path of the third heat exchanger and bypasses part or all of the second refrigerant to the third heat exchanger. Therefore, efficient and stable operation is possible.

以上の説明のように、本発明の冷凍空調装置は、複数設けられた冷媒が循環される第一の冷凍サイクルの負荷側に設けられ室内の空調を行う第一の熱交換器と、第二の冷媒が循環される第一の冷凍サイクルと独立な第二の冷凍サイクルに設けられ冷蔵もしくは冷凍を行う第二の熱交換器と、第一の冷凍サイクルの熱源側の少なくとも一つの流路を通る冷媒が第二の冷凍サイクルの流路を通る第二の冷媒と熱交換する第三の熱交換器と、を備え、冷房時は第三の熱交換器と熱交換をしない第一の冷凍サイクルの熱源側の流路への冷媒の流れを行う運転を優先し、暖房時は第三の熱交換器と熱交換を行う第一の冷凍サイクルの熱源側の流路への冷媒の流れを行う運転を優先するものである。この場合、第三の熱交換器と熱交換をしない第一の冷凍サイクルの熱源側の流路は、第二の冷凍サイクルの流路を通る第二の冷媒と熱交換する第三の熱交換器とは接続せずに独立しているので、これにより負荷を背負う複数の第一の熱交換器および第二の熱交換器で構成される冷凍空調装置全体の運転が、運転時期、運転モードにとらわれず、効率が良い、エネルギーの少ない運転を可能にする。   As described above, the refrigerating and air-conditioning apparatus of the present invention includes the first heat exchanger that is provided on the load side of the first refrigeration cycle in which a plurality of refrigerants are circulated and performs indoor air conditioning, A second heat exchanger that is provided in a second refrigeration cycle independent of the first refrigeration cycle through which the refrigerant is circulated and performs refrigeration or freezing, and at least one flow path on the heat source side of the first refrigeration cycle And a third heat exchanger that exchanges heat with the second refrigerant that passes through the flow path of the second refrigeration cycle, and the first refrigeration that does not exchange heat with the third heat exchanger during cooling Priority is given to the operation in which the refrigerant flows into the flow path on the heat source side of the cycle, and during heating, the flow of refrigerant to the flow path on the heat source side of the first refrigeration cycle that exchanges heat with the third heat exchanger Priority is given to driving. In this case, the flow path on the heat source side of the first refrigeration cycle that does not exchange heat with the third heat exchanger is the third heat exchange that exchanges heat with the second refrigerant passing through the flow path of the second refrigeration cycle. The operation of the entire refrigerating and air-conditioning system composed of a plurality of first heat exchangers and second heat exchangers that bear the load by the operation timing, operation mode This makes it possible to operate efficiently and with less energy.

本発明の冷凍空調装置は、常温の空気と第一の冷媒との熱交換を行う第一の熱交換器と、低温の空気と第二の冷媒との熱交換を行う第二の熱交換器と、第一および第二の2つの流路であって独立した各流路を持ちその各流路を通る冷媒が互いに熱交換をするように一体に設けられた第三の熱交換器と、第一の熱交換器と第三の熱交換器の第一の流路とを配管で接続してなる第一の冷凍サイクルと、第二の熱交換器と第三の熱交換器の第二の流路とを配管で接続してなる第二の冷凍サイクルと、第二の流路に設けられ第二の冷凍サイクルの冷媒の一部もしくは全部を第三の熱交換器をバイパス可能なバイパス流路と、第二の冷凍サイクルの高圧側の圧力に応じてバイパス流路へ流す冷媒流量を調整する高圧維持手段とを備えたものである。この場合第二の低温の空気は第一の常温の空気より低い温度を有する。   The refrigerating and air-conditioning apparatus of the present invention includes a first heat exchanger that exchanges heat between normal temperature air and a first refrigerant, and a second heat exchanger that exchanges heat between low-temperature air and a second refrigerant. And a third heat exchanger provided integrally with the first and second flow paths and having independent flow paths so that the refrigerant passing through the flow paths exchange heat with each other; A first refrigeration cycle in which the first heat exchanger and the first flow path of the third heat exchanger are connected by piping, and the second of the second heat exchanger and the third heat exchanger. A second refrigeration cycle in which the flow path of the second refrigeration cycle is connected by piping, and a bypass that is provided in the second flow path and that can bypass part of or all of the refrigerant in the second refrigeration cycle through the third heat exchanger A flow path and high pressure maintaining means for adjusting the flow rate of the refrigerant flowing to the bypass flow path according to the pressure on the high pressure side of the second refrigeration cycle are provided. In this case, the second cold air has a lower temperature than the first cold air.

本発明の冷凍空調装置は、第二の流路もしくは第二の冷凍サイクルに設けられ第三の熱交換器をバイパスするバイパス流路と第二の流路もしくは第二の冷凍サイクルとの合流部の後流側に配置された冷媒の過冷却手段と、を備えたものである。これにより冷蔵又は冷凍装置の冷凍サイクルの運転は広い範囲で安定したものとなり、より正確な温度コントロールを可能にする。   The refrigerating and air-conditioning apparatus of the present invention includes a bypass flow path that is provided in the second flow path or the second refrigeration cycle and bypasses the third heat exchanger, and a junction portion between the second flow path and the second refrigeration cycle. And a refrigerant subcooling means disposed on the downstream side. This makes the operation of the refrigeration cycle of the refrigeration or refrigeration apparatus stable over a wide range, and enables more accurate temperature control.

本発明の冷凍空調装置は、第二の流路もしくは第二の冷凍サイクルに設けられた第三の熱交換器をバイパスするバイパス流路に配置され周囲空気との熱交換を行う第四の熱交換器と、を備えたので、一体型熱交換器を熱源に備えた構成でも安定した冷蔵又は冷凍用の冷凍サイクルの運転が可能になる。また本発明の冷凍空調装置は、第一の流路もしくは第一の冷凍サイクルに設けられた第三の熱交換器をバイパスする第二のバイパス流路に配置され周囲空気との熱交換を行う第五の熱交換器と、を備えたので、いつどのような空調に対しても能力が大きく効率の良い運転が可能である。   The refrigerating and air-conditioning apparatus of the present invention is arranged in a bypass flow path that bypasses the third heat exchanger provided in the second flow path or the second refrigeration cycle, and performs fourth heat exchange with the surrounding air. Therefore, even in a configuration in which an integrated heat exchanger is provided as a heat source, stable refrigeration or refrigeration cycle operation can be performed. The refrigerating and air-conditioning apparatus of the present invention is arranged in a second bypass flow path that bypasses the third heat exchanger provided in the first flow path or the first refrigeration cycle, and performs heat exchange with ambient air. With the fifth heat exchanger, it has a large capacity and efficient operation for any type of air conditioning.

本発明の冷凍空調装置は、第三の熱交換器は、内側を前記第一の冷凍サイクルの流路とし外側を第二の冷凍サイクルの流路とする2重管であるので、装置を小型にすることができる。また本発明の冷凍空調装置は、第三の熱交換器は、熱交換量を調整可能な第一の熱交換部と、熱交換量の調整を行わない第二の熱交換部より形成されるので、運転状態に合せて熱交換量を調整でき、実用的な装置が可能である。   In the refrigerating and air-conditioning apparatus of the present invention, the third heat exchanger is a double pipe having the inside as the flow path of the first refrigeration cycle and the outside as the flow path of the second refrigeration cycle. Can be. In the refrigerating and air-conditioning apparatus of the present invention, the third heat exchanger is formed by a first heat exchanging part that can adjust the heat exchanging amount and a second heat exchanging part that does not adjust the heat exchanging amount. Therefore, the heat exchange amount can be adjusted according to the operating state, and a practical apparatus is possible.

本発明の冷凍空調装置は、第三の熱交換器は、ファンを有し回転停止から速度を変化させた風量の変化により熱交換量を調整する第一の熱交換部と、熱交換量を調整する手段を設けない第二の熱交換部より形成し、両方の流路もしくは冷凍サイクルの運転モードに合せて前記ファンの運転を選択するので、常にエネルギーを減らす運転を行うことが可能である。また本発明の冷凍空調装置は、第一の熱交換部および第二の熱交換部を直列に設け、第一および第二の熱交換部の少なくとも一方をバイパスする熱交換部バイパス回路を備えたので、常にエネルギーを減らす運転が可能である。   In the refrigerating and air-conditioning apparatus of the present invention, the third heat exchanger has a first heat exchanging unit that adjusts the heat exchanging amount by a change in the air amount that has a fan and changes the speed from the rotation stop, and the heat exchanging amount. It is formed from a second heat exchange section that does not have a means for adjusting, and the operation of the fan is selected according to the operation mode of both flow paths or refrigeration cycles, so it is possible to always perform an operation that reduces energy. . The refrigerating and air-conditioning apparatus of the present invention further includes a first heat exchange unit and a second heat exchange unit in series, and a heat exchange unit bypass circuit that bypasses at least one of the first and second heat exchange units. Therefore, it is always possible to operate with reduced energy.

本発明の冷凍空調装置は、熱交換部バイパス回路には逆止弁もしくは開閉弁を設けたので無駄な冷凍サイクルの熱交換の動作を防ぐことができる。   In the refrigerating and air-conditioning apparatus of the present invention, since the check valve or the on-off valve is provided in the heat exchange unit bypass circuit, it is possible to prevent wasteful refrigerating cycle heat exchange operation.

本発明の冷凍空調装置の運転方法は、冷媒が循環される第一の冷凍サイクルに設けられ室内の空調を行う第一の熱交換器と、第二の冷媒が循環される第一の冷凍サイクルと独立な第二の冷凍サイクルに設けられ冷蔵もしくは冷凍を行う第二の熱交換器と、第一の冷凍サイクルを通る冷媒が第二の冷凍サイクルの流路を通る第二の冷媒と熱交換する第三の熱交換器と、第一の冷凍サイクルおよび第二の冷凍サイクルに圧縮機などを設け、第一および第二の冷凍サイクルの運転を少なくとも圧縮機の回転速度を調整して行う運転状況調整手段と、を備えた冷凍空調装置において、運転状況調整手段を調整して第一の冷凍サイクルにて空調運転を行うとともに、第二の冷凍サイクルにて冷蔵もしくは冷凍運転を行うステップと、第三の熱交換器用ファンにより第三の熱交換器の熱交換量を調整するステップと、第二の冷凍サイクルに設けられ第二の冷媒の一部もしくは全部を前記第三の熱交換器に対しバイパスするステップと、を備え、第一および第二の冷凍サイクルの両方の圧縮比を低減するように運転状況調整手段の調整および第三の熱交換器の熱交換量の調整およびバイパスを行うことの少なくともいずれかを選択するので、いつでも効率の良い運転が可能になる。   The operation method of the refrigerating and air-conditioning apparatus of the present invention includes a first heat exchanger that is provided in a first refrigeration cycle in which refrigerant is circulated and performs indoor air conditioning, and a first refrigeration cycle in which a second refrigerant is circulated. And a second heat exchanger that is provided in a second refrigeration cycle independent of each other and performs refrigeration or freezing, and a refrigerant that passes through the first refrigeration cycle exchanges heat with a second refrigerant that passes through the flow path of the second refrigeration cycle. An operation in which a compressor is provided in the third heat exchanger, the first refrigeration cycle and the second refrigeration cycle, and the first and second refrigeration cycles are operated by adjusting at least the rotational speed of the compressor In a refrigeration air conditioner equipped with a situation adjustment means, adjusting the operation situation adjustment means to perform air conditioning operation in the first refrigeration cycle, and performing refrigeration or refrigeration operation in the second refrigeration cycle; Third heat exchanger fan Adjusting the amount of heat exchange of the third heat exchanger by the process, and bypassing part or all of the second refrigerant provided in the second refrigeration cycle to the third heat exchanger; And adjusting at least one of the adjustment of the operating condition adjusting means and the adjustment and bypassing of the heat exchange amount of the third heat exchanger so as to reduce the compression ratio of both the first and second refrigeration cycles. Since it is selected, efficient operation is possible at any time.

以上のように本発明の冷凍空調装置は、第三の熱交換器の配管接続部を取りつけ分解可能にすることで冷蔵冷凍側冷凍サイクル装置、空調側冷凍サイクル装置、この両者の冷凍サイクル間の熱交換可能な第三の熱交換器という如く自由に組合せが出来るので、室内側に配置する空調室内機やショーケースなどと接続される冷凍サイクルの室外装置としては設置スペースをフレキシブルに扱うことが出来、設置スペースを小さくしたり、それぞれ分けて都合の良いところに配置することも出来る。しかも、簡単な項増で装置で、安価に且つ、エネルギーを低減できる装置が得られる。また本発明はどのような運転状態、空調は季節や外気の温度状況など温度設定を変化させたりあるいは常に一定の速度で圧縮機を運転させるなど、また冷蔵冷凍側は内蔵食品などの量や温度設定に応じて変化させたり、あるいは常に一定の速度で圧縮機を運転させるなどに、簡単に適応させることが出来、また、空調室内機の増設や変更、冷蔵冷凍装置側のどのような組合せや増設や変更も適応可能になるし、又簡単に室外装置を追加することも出来る。更にエネルギーに無駄のない運転が可能な冷凍空調装置およびその方法が得られる。この様に本発明はフレキシブルな設備変更などの使いやすい装置が得られ、更に、どのような状況に対してもエネルギーが少ない運転方法を行うことができる。   As described above, the refrigerating and air-conditioning apparatus of the present invention attaches and disassembles the pipe connection portion of the third heat exchanger so that the refrigerating and refrigerating cycle apparatus, the air-conditioning side refrigerating cycle apparatus, and the refrigerating cycle between the two As a third heat exchanger that can exchange heat, it can be freely combined, so the installation space can be handled flexibly as an outdoor unit for refrigeration cycles connected to air conditioner indoor units or showcases placed indoors. Yes, the installation space can be reduced, or each can be placed in a convenient location. In addition, an apparatus that can reduce the energy at a low cost with an apparatus with a simple increase in the number of items can be obtained. In addition, the present invention is not limited to what operating conditions, air conditioning changes the temperature setting such as the season or the temperature of the outside air, or the compressor is always operated at a constant speed. It can be easily adapted to change according to the setting or to always operate the compressor at a constant speed, etc. Also, it is possible to add or change the air conditioning indoor unit, any combination on the refrigeration unit side Expansion and modification can be applied, and outdoor devices can be easily added. Furthermore, a refrigerating and air-conditioning apparatus capable of operating without waste of energy and a method thereof can be obtained. As described above, the present invention provides an easy-to-use apparatus such as flexible equipment change, and can perform an operation method with less energy for any situation.

本発明は、常温の空気と第一の冷媒との熱交換を行う第一の熱交換器と、低温の空気と第二の冷媒との熱交換を行う第二の熱交換器と、第一の熱交換器に接続される第一の流路と第二の熱交換器に接続される第二の流路のそれぞれ独立した流路を通る冷媒が互いに熱交換可能な第三の熱交換器と、第二の流路に設けられ第三の熱交換器に流れる第二の冷媒の量を調整可能なバイパス流路と、を備えたので、冷凍空調装置全体でバイパス流路を使用したり使用せずに簡単にエネルギー低減を得ることが出来る。   The present invention includes a first heat exchanger that performs heat exchange between air at normal temperature and the first refrigerant, a second heat exchanger that performs heat exchange between low-temperature air and the second refrigerant, A third heat exchanger in which the refrigerant passing through the independent flow paths of the first flow path connected to the heat exchanger and the second flow path connected to the second heat exchanger can exchange heat with each other. And a bypass channel that is provided in the second channel and that can adjust the amount of the second refrigerant flowing to the third heat exchanger, so that the bypass channel can be used in the entire refrigeration air conditioner. Energy reduction can be easily obtained without using it.

本発明は、常温の空気と第一の冷媒との熱交換を行う第一の熱交換器と、低温の空気と第二の冷媒との熱交換を行う第二の熱交換器と、第一の熱交換器に接続される第一の流路と第二の熱交換器に接続される第二の流路のそれぞれ独立した流路を通る冷媒が互いに熱交換可能な複数の第三の熱交換器と、第一の流路もしくは第二の流路に接続され第三の熱交換器の複数の内の少なくとも一つに対し冷媒をバイパスさせるバイパス流路と、を備えたので、複数の第三の熱交換器を運転状態に応じて切換えて簡単にエネルギーを低減できる冷凍空調装置を得ることが出来る。   The present invention includes a first heat exchanger that performs heat exchange between air at normal temperature and the first refrigerant, a second heat exchanger that performs heat exchange between low-temperature air and the second refrigerant, A plurality of third heats that can exchange heat with each other through the independent flow paths of the first flow path connected to the heat exchanger and the second flow path connected to the second heat exchanger. And a bypass flow path that is connected to the first flow path or the second flow path and bypasses the refrigerant with respect to at least one of the plurality of third heat exchangers. It is possible to obtain a refrigeration air conditioner that can easily reduce energy by switching the third heat exchanger according to the operating state.

本発明は、常温の空気と第一の冷媒との熱交換を行う第一の熱交換器と、低温の空気と第二の冷媒との熱交換を行う第二の熱交換器と、第一の熱交換器に接続される第一の圧縮機を有する第一の流路と第二の熱交換器に接続される第二の圧縮機を有する第二の流路のそれぞれ独立した流路を通る各冷媒が互いに熱交換可能な第三の熱交換器と、第三の熱交換器と周囲空気との熱交換量を調整する送風機と、を備え、第一の圧縮機の駆動による所定の空調運転および第二の圧縮機の駆動による所定の冷蔵もしくは冷凍運転を行うとともに、両方の圧縮機入力を低減する方向に送風機の送風量を変化させるので、簡単にエネルギーを低減できる冷凍空調装置を得ることが出来る。   The present invention includes a first heat exchanger that performs heat exchange between air at normal temperature and the first refrigerant, a second heat exchanger that performs heat exchange between low-temperature air and the second refrigerant, A first flow path having a first compressor connected to the heat exchanger and a second flow path having a second compressor connected to the second heat exchanger. A third heat exchanger capable of exchanging heat with each other, and a blower for adjusting the amount of heat exchange between the third heat exchanger and ambient air, and a predetermined amount by driving the first compressor While performing the specified refrigeration or refrigeration operation by driving the air-conditioning operation and the second compressor, and changing the blower air volume in the direction to reduce both compressor inputs, the refrigeration air-conditioning device that can easily reduce energy Can be obtained.

本発明は、常温の空気と第一の冷媒との熱交換を行う第一の熱交換器と、低温の空気と第二の冷媒との熱交換を行う第二の熱交換器と、第一の熱交換器に接続される第一の流路と第二の熱交換器に接続される第二の流路のそれぞれ独立した流路を通る冷媒が互いに直接の熱交換可能な第三の熱交換器と、第一の流路および第二の流路の少なくとも一方に接続され第三の熱交換器と並列に設けられ周囲空気との熱交換量を調整する送風機を有する補助熱交換器と、を備えたので、第三の熱交換器を直接熱伝達可能な冷媒と冷媒を熱工関させる簡単な構造とすることが出来、しかもエネルギーの低減を図ることが出来る冷凍空調装置を得ることが出来る。   The present invention includes a first heat exchanger that performs heat exchange between air at normal temperature and the first refrigerant, a second heat exchanger that performs heat exchange between low-temperature air and the second refrigerant, The third heat in which the refrigerant passing through the independent flow paths of the first flow path connected to the heat exchanger and the second flow path connected to the second heat exchanger can exchange heat directly with each other. An auxiliary heat exchanger having a blower that is connected to at least one of the first flow path and the second flow path and is provided in parallel with the third heat exchanger and adjusts the amount of heat exchange with ambient air Therefore, the third heat exchanger can have a simple structure in which the heat can be directly transferred to the refrigerant that can transfer heat directly to the third heat exchanger, and a refrigeration air conditioner that can reduce energy is obtained. I can do it.

本発明の第三の熱交換器は、複数の熱交換部で形成され、複数の熱交換部は、それぞれ独立した流路を通る冷媒に対し並列もしくは直列もしくは切替可能に配置されるので、フレキシブルな使用方法が可能な使い勝手の良い冷凍空調装置が得られる。   The third heat exchanger of the present invention is formed of a plurality of heat exchange units, and the plurality of heat exchange units are arranged in parallel, in series, or in a switchable manner with respect to the refrigerant that passes through the independent flow paths, so that the flexible An easy-to-use refrigeration air conditioner that can be used in various ways is obtained.

本発明は、第三の熱交換器は、熱交換量を調整可能な第一の熱交換部と、熱交換量の調整を行わない第二の熱交換部より形成され、第一の熱交換部と第二の熱交換部が冷媒の流れに対し並列もしくは直列もしくは切替可能に配置されるので、簡単な構成でエネルギー低減の大きな冷凍空調装置が得られる。   In the present invention, the third heat exchanger is formed of a first heat exchange unit capable of adjusting a heat exchange amount and a second heat exchange unit which does not adjust the heat exchange amount. Since the section and the second heat exchange section are arranged in parallel, in series, or switchable with respect to the refrigerant flow, a refrigeration air conditioner with a large energy reduction can be obtained with a simple configuration.

本発明は、第三の熱交換器を形成する複数の熱交換部の少なくともひとつに対し、この熱交換部を流れる冷媒をバイパスさせるバイパス流路を設けたので簡単な構成でエネルギー低減の大きな冷凍空調装置が得られる。   In the present invention, since at least one of the plurality of heat exchanging parts forming the third heat exchanger is provided with a bypass flow path for bypassing the refrigerant flowing through the heat exchanging part, the refrigeration having a large energy reduction with a simple configuration is provided. An air conditioner is obtained.

本発明は、第三の熱交換器を形成する複数の熱交換部であって、第一の冷媒が流れる、もしくは第一の冷凍サイクルに接続される熱交換部に対し、流れる冷媒をバイパスさせるバイパス流路を設け、第二の冷媒を吐出する圧縮機が運転中は熱交換量を調整可能な熱交換部をバイパスさせるのて、簡単な構成で信頼性の高い冷凍空調装置が得られる。   The present invention provides a plurality of heat exchange units forming a third heat exchanger, wherein the first refrigerant flows or is bypassed to the heat exchange unit connected to the first refrigeration cycle. Since the bypass flow path is provided and the heat exchanger that can adjust the heat exchange amount is bypassed during operation of the compressor that discharges the second refrigerant, a highly reliable refrigeration air conditioner with a simple configuration can be obtained.

本発明は、第三の熱交換器を形成する複数の熱交換部であって、第一の冷媒が流れる、もしくは第一の冷凍サイクルに接続される熱交換部に対し、流れる冷媒をバイパスさせるバイパス流路を設け、第二の冷媒を吐出する圧縮機が停止中は熱交換量の調整を行わない熱交換部をバイパスさせるので、省エネルギー効果の高い冷凍空調装置が得られる。   The present invention provides a plurality of heat exchange units forming a third heat exchanger, wherein the first refrigerant flows or is bypassed to the heat exchange unit connected to the first refrigeration cycle. Since the bypass channel is provided and the heat exchanging unit that does not adjust the heat exchanging amount is bypassed while the compressor that discharges the second refrigerant is stopped, a refrigeration air conditioner with high energy saving effect can be obtained.

本発明は、第三の熱交換器を形成する複数の熱交換部であって、第一の冷媒が流れる、もしくは第一の冷凍サイクルに接続される熱交換部に対し、流れる冷媒をバイパスさせるバイパス流路を設け、第二の冷媒を吐出する圧縮機が停止中もしくは運転中に応じてバイパス流路を切りかえる際第一の冷媒を吸引する圧縮機へ液冷媒を吸引させない様に第一の冷媒の変化を遅くする液バック保護手段を設けたので、信頼性が高く、且つ、使用するエネルギーの少ない冷凍空調装置が得られる。   The present invention provides a plurality of heat exchange units forming a third heat exchanger, wherein the first refrigerant flows or bypasses the flowing refrigerant to the heat exchange unit connected to the first refrigeration cycle. A bypass flow path is provided so that the liquid refrigerant is not sucked into the compressor that sucks the first refrigerant when the compressor that discharges the second refrigerant is switched or the bypass flow path is switched according to operation. Since the liquid back protection means for delaying the change of the refrigerant is provided, a refrigeration air conditioner with high reliability and low energy consumption can be obtained.

本発明の第三の熱交換器は、送風機を有し回転停止から速度を変化させた風量の変化により熱交換量を調整する第一の熱交換部と、熱交換量を調整する手段を設けない第二の熱交換部より形成し、両方の流路もしくは冷凍サイクルの運転モードに合せて送風機の運転を選択するので、簡単な構造で少ないエネルギーの冷凍空調装置が得られる。   The third heat exchanger of the present invention is provided with a first heat exchange unit that has a blower and adjusts the heat exchange amount by changing the air volume that has been changed in speed from the stop of rotation, and means for adjusting the heat exchange amount. Since it is formed from the second heat exchanging section and the operation of the blower is selected in accordance with both flow paths or the operation mode of the refrigeration cycle, a refrigeration air conditioner with a simple structure and less energy can be obtained.

本発明は、送風機により周囲空気との熱交換量を調整する空冷一体型熱交換器と第一の冷媒と第二の冷媒の間の熱交換を主として行う冷媒冷媒一体型熱交換器とを並列もしくは直列もしくは切替接続可能として第三の熱交換器を形成し、第一の流路の第一の熱交換器と冷媒冷媒一体型熱交換器の間、および冷媒冷媒一体型熱交換器と記空冷一体型熱交換器の間に設けられ、第一の冷媒を膨張させる絞り手段と、を備えたので、さまざまな運転が可能な使い易い冷凍空調装置が得られる。   The present invention includes an air-cooled integrated heat exchanger that adjusts the amount of heat exchange with ambient air by a blower and a refrigerant-refrigerant integrated heat exchanger that mainly performs heat exchange between the first refrigerant and the second refrigerant. Alternatively, a third heat exchanger is formed so that it can be connected in series or switched, and is described as a refrigerant refrigerant integrated heat exchanger between the first heat exchanger of the first flow path and the refrigerant refrigerant integrated heat exchanger. Since it is provided between the air-cooled integrated heat exchanger and the expansion means for expanding the first refrigerant, an easy-to-use refrigeration air conditioner capable of various operations can be obtained.

本発明の第三の熱交換器は第二の流路の中に第一の流路を設けたもの、又は第二の流路と第一の流路を板状の両側の通路とするもの、又は流路を形成する伝熱管に放熱フィンを有するものであるので、装置の用とや能力に応じた構成が可能な冷凍空調装置が得られる。   The third heat exchanger of the present invention has a first flow path provided in the second flow path, or has the second flow path and the first flow path as plate-shaped paths on both sides. Alternatively, since the heat transfer tube forming the flow path has the radiation fins, a refrigerating and air-conditioning apparatus that can be configured according to the use and capacity of the apparatus is obtained.

本発明は、冷媒が循環される第一の冷凍サイクルに設けられ室内の空調を行う第一の熱交換器と、第二の冷媒が循環される第一の冷凍サイクルと独立な第二の冷凍サイクルに設けられ冷蔵もしくは冷凍を行う第二の熱交換器と、第一の冷凍サイクルを通る冷媒が第二の冷凍サイクルの流路を通る第二の冷媒と熱交換する第三の熱交換器と、第一の冷凍サイクルおよび第二の冷凍サイクルに圧縮機などを設け、第一および第二の冷凍サイクルの運転を少なくとも圧縮機などをオンオフしもしくは回転速度を調整して行う運転状況調整手段と、を備えた冷凍空調装置に対し、運転状況調整手段を調整して第一の冷凍サイクルにて空調運転を行うとともに、第二の冷凍サイクルにて冷蔵もしくは冷凍運転を行うステップと、第三の熱交換器に設けた送風機により第三の熱交換器の熱交換量を調整するステップと、第二の冷凍サイクルに設けられ第三の熱交換器に対し冷媒をバイパスさせる、又は第二の冷凍サイクルに循環する冷媒を短時間停止させることにより冷蔵もしくは冷凍を継続させるステップと、を備えたので、簡単な方法でエネルギー低減効果の大きな冷凍空調装置の運転方法が得られる。   The present invention provides a first heat exchanger that is provided in a first refrigeration cycle in which refrigerant is circulated and performs indoor air conditioning, and a second refrigeration independent of the first refrigeration cycle in which a second refrigerant is circulated. A second heat exchanger provided in the cycle for refrigeration or freezing, and a third heat exchanger for exchanging heat between the refrigerant passing through the first refrigeration cycle and the second refrigerant passing through the flow path of the second refrigeration cycle And operating condition adjusting means for providing a compressor or the like in the first refrigeration cycle and the second refrigeration cycle and performing the operation of the first and second refrigeration cycles by turning on or off at least the compressor or adjusting the rotational speed. And a step of adjusting the operating condition adjusting means to perform air conditioning operation in the first refrigeration cycle and performing refrigeration or freezing operation in the second refrigeration cycle, Installed in the heat exchanger Adjusting the amount of heat exchange of the third heat exchanger by a fan, and bypassing the refrigerant to the third heat exchanger provided in the second refrigeration cycle or circulating the refrigerant to the second refrigeration cycle And a step of continuing refrigeration or freezing by stopping for a short time, so that an operation method of the refrigerating and air-conditioning apparatus having a large energy reduction effect can be obtained by a simple method.

本発明は、第一の冷媒が循環される第一の冷凍サイクルに設けられ室内の空調を行う第一の熱交換器と、第二の冷媒が循環される第一の冷凍サイクルと独立な第二の冷凍サイクルに設けられ冷蔵もしくは冷凍を行う第二の熱交換器と、第一の冷凍サイクルを通る第一の冷媒が第二の冷凍サイクルの流路を通る第二の冷媒と熱交換するとともに送風機により周囲空気との熱交換量を調整する空冷一体型熱交換器と第一の冷媒と第二の冷媒との間の直接熱交換を主として行う冷媒冷媒一体型熱交換器とを並列もしくは直列もしくは切替接続可能な第三の熱交換器と、を備えた冷凍空調装置に対し、第一の冷凍サイクルにて空調運転を行うとともに、第二の冷凍サイクルにて冷蔵もしくは冷凍運転を行うステップと、第一の冷凍サイクルに対し冷房時には空冷一体型熱交換器を主体に運転を行い、暖房時には冷媒冷媒一体型熱交換器を主体に運転を行うステップと、を備えたので、信頼性が高く省エネルギー効果の大きな冷凍空調装置の運転方法が得られる。   The present invention provides a first heat exchanger that is provided in a first refrigeration cycle in which a first refrigerant is circulated and performs indoor air conditioning, and a first refrigeration cycle that is independent of a first refrigeration cycle in which a second refrigerant is circulated. A second heat exchanger provided in the second refrigeration cycle for refrigeration or freezing, and the first refrigerant passing through the first refrigeration cycle exchanges heat with the second refrigerant passing through the flow path of the second refrigeration cycle. In addition, an air-cooled integrated heat exchanger that adjusts the amount of heat exchange with ambient air by a blower and a refrigerant-refrigerant integrated heat exchanger that mainly performs direct heat exchange between the first refrigerant and the second refrigerant, or A step of performing air conditioning operation in the first refrigeration cycle and refrigeration or refrigeration operation in the second refrigeration cycle for a refrigeration air conditioner including a third heat exchanger that can be connected in series or switched And cooling for the first refrigeration cycle Is equipped with a step that operates mainly on an air-cooled integrated heat exchanger and mainly operates on a refrigerant-refrigerant integrated heat exchanger during heating. A driving method is obtained.

本発明は、第一の冷媒が循環される第一の冷凍サイクルに設けられ室内の空調を行う第一の熱交換器と、第二の冷媒が循環される第一の冷凍サイクルと独立な第二の冷凍サイクルに設けられ冷蔵もしくは冷凍を行う第二の熱交換器と、第一の冷凍サイクルを通る第一の冷媒が第二の冷凍サイクルの流路を通る第二の冷媒と熱交換する第三の熱交換器と、送風機により周囲空気との熱交換量を調整する空冷一体型熱交換器と第一の冷媒と第二の冷媒との間の直接熱交換を主として行う冷媒冷媒一体型熱交換器とを直列接続可能とする第三の熱交換器と、第一の冷凍サイクルに設けられ冷媒冷媒一体型熱交換器か空冷一体型熱交換器かの流路を切りかえる開閉手段と、を備えた冷凍空調装置に対し、第一の冷凍サイクルにて空調運転を行うとともに、第二の冷凍サイクルにて冷蔵もしくは冷凍運転を行うステップと、第一の冷媒を前記開閉手段を開閉させて冷媒冷媒一体型熱交換器に流し空冷一体型熱交換器には流さないステップと、空冷一体型熱交換器には第二の冷媒のみを流すステップと、を備えたので、使用するエネルギーの少ない冷凍空調装置の運転方法が得られる。   The present invention provides a first heat exchanger that is provided in a first refrigeration cycle in which a first refrigerant is circulated and performs indoor air conditioning, and a first refrigeration cycle that is independent of a first refrigeration cycle in which a second refrigerant is circulated. A second heat exchanger provided in the second refrigeration cycle for refrigeration or freezing, and the first refrigerant passing through the first refrigeration cycle exchanges heat with the second refrigerant passing through the flow path of the second refrigeration cycle. The third heat exchanger, the air-cooled integrated heat exchanger that adjusts the amount of heat exchange with the ambient air by a blower, and the refrigerant-refrigerant integrated type that mainly performs direct heat exchange between the first refrigerant and the second refrigerant A third heat exchanger that can be connected in series with the heat exchanger, and an opening / closing means that is provided in the first refrigeration cycle and switches a flow path between the refrigerant refrigerant integrated heat exchanger and the air cooling integrated heat exchanger, Air conditioning operation in the first refrigeration cycle A step of performing refrigeration or refrigeration operation in the second refrigeration cycle, a step of opening and closing the opening / closing means and causing the first refrigerant to flow into the refrigerant-refrigerant integrated heat exchanger and not into the air-cooled integrated heat exchanger. The air-cooled integrated heat exchanger includes a step of flowing only the second refrigerant, so that a method for operating the refrigeration air conditioner that uses less energy can be obtained.

本発明は、暖房空調時には空冷一体型熱交換器にて空調側と冷蔵又は冷凍側との間で熱移動を行なわせるとともに、冷房空調時には冷媒冷媒一体型熱交換器にて空調側と冷蔵又は冷凍側との間で熱移動を行なわせるので、エネルギー低減効果の大きな冷凍空調装置の運転方法が得られる。   The present invention allows heat transfer between the air-conditioning side and the refrigeration or freezing side in the air-cooling integrated heat exchanger during heating air-conditioning, and refrigeration or cooling between the air-conditioning side and the refrigerant refrigerant-integrated heat exchanger during cooling air-conditioning. Since heat transfer is performed between the refrigeration side, a method for operating the refrigeration air conditioner having a large energy reduction effect can be obtained.

本発明は、第一および第二の冷凍サイクルの両方の圧縮比を低減するように運転状況調整手段の調整、および前記第三の熱交換器の熱交換量の調整を行うことの少なくともいずれかを選択するので使い易い冷凍空調装置の運転方法が得られる。   The present invention provides at least one of adjusting the operating condition adjusting means and adjusting the heat exchange amount of the third heat exchanger so as to reduce the compression ratio of both the first and second refrigeration cycles. Therefore, it is possible to obtain an easy-to-use method for operating a refrigeration air conditioner.

本発明の実施の形態の一例を示すコンビニエンスストアなどの店舗の空調・冷凍機接続図。1 is a connection diagram of an air conditioner / refrigerator in a store such as a convenience store showing an example of an embodiment of the present invention. 本発明の実施の形態の一例を示す冷凍空調装置構成図。The refrigeration air-conditioning apparatus block diagram which shows an example of embodiment of this invention. 本発明の実施の形態の一例を示す冷凍空調装置の動作を示すモリエル線図。The Mollier diagram which shows operation | movement of the refrigerating air conditioner which shows an example of embodiment of this invention. 本発明の実施の形態の一例を示す一体型熱交換器の構造説明図。Structure explanatory drawing of the integrated heat exchanger which shows an example of embodiment of this invention. 本発明の実施の形態の一例を示す一体型熱交換器の構造説明図。Structure explanatory drawing of the integrated heat exchanger which shows an example of embodiment of this invention. 本発明の実施の形態の一例を示す一体型熱交換器の構造説明図。Structure explanatory drawing of the integrated heat exchanger which shows an example of embodiment of this invention. 本発明の実施の形態の一例を示す冷凍空調装置構成図。The refrigeration air-conditioning apparatus block diagram which shows an example of embodiment of this invention. 本発明の実施の形態の一例を示す冷凍空調装置構成図。The refrigeration air-conditioning apparatus block diagram which shows an example of embodiment of this invention. 本発明の実施の形態の一例を示す冷凍空調装置構成図。The refrigeration air-conditioning apparatus block diagram which shows an example of embodiment of this invention. 本発明の実施の形態の一例を示す冷凍空調装置構成図。The refrigeration air-conditioning apparatus block diagram which shows an example of embodiment of this invention. 本発明の実施の形態の一例を示す冷凍空調装置構成図。The refrigeration air-conditioning apparatus block diagram which shows an example of embodiment of this invention. 本発明の実施の形態の一例を示す冷凍空調装置構成図。The refrigeration air-conditioning apparatus block diagram which shows an example of embodiment of this invention. 本発明の実施の形態の一例を示す冷凍空調装置構成図。The refrigeration air-conditioning apparatus block diagram which shows an example of embodiment of this invention. 本発明の実施の形態の一例を示す冷凍空調装置の動作を示すフローチャート。The flowchart which shows operation | movement of the refrigerating air conditioner which shows an example of embodiment of this invention. 本発明の実施の形態の一例を示す冷凍空調装置の動作を示すフローチャート。The flowchart which shows operation | movement of the refrigerating air conditioner which shows an example of embodiment of this invention. 本発明の実施の形態の一例を示す冷凍空調装置構成図。The refrigeration air-conditioning apparatus block diagram which shows an example of embodiment of this invention. 本発明の実施の形態の一例を示す冷凍空調装置構成図。The refrigeration air-conditioning apparatus block diagram which shows an example of embodiment of this invention. 本発明の実施の形態の一例を示す一体型熱交換器の構造説明図。Structure explanatory drawing of the integrated heat exchanger which shows an example of embodiment of this invention. 本発明の実施の形態の一例を示す冷凍空調装置構成図。The refrigeration air-conditioning apparatus block diagram which shows an example of embodiment of this invention. 本発明の実施の形態の一例を示す冷凍空調装置構成図。The refrigeration air-conditioning apparatus block diagram which shows an example of embodiment of this invention. 本発明の実施の形態の一例を示す冷凍空調装置の動作を示すフローチャート。The flowchart which shows operation | movement of the refrigerating air conditioner which shows an example of embodiment of this invention. 本発明の実施の形態の一例を示す冷凍空調装置の動作を示すフローチャート。The flowchart which shows operation | movement of the refrigerating air conditioner which shows an example of embodiment of this invention. 本発明の実施の形態の一例を示す冷凍空調装置構成図。The refrigeration air-conditioning apparatus block diagram which shows an example of embodiment of this invention. 本発明の実施の形態の一例を示す一体型熱交換器の構造説明図。Structure explanatory drawing of the integrated heat exchanger which shows an example of embodiment of this invention. 本発明の実施の形態の一例を示す冷凍空調装置構成図。The refrigeration air-conditioning apparatus block diagram which shows an example of embodiment of this invention.

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10 空調用室外機、 11 冷凍空調一体機、 12a 冷蔵空調一体機11と接続される空調用室内機、 12b 空調用室外機10と接続される空調用室内機、 13 冷蔵用又は冷凍用ショーケース、 14 店舗、 21a 空調用圧縮機、 21b 冷蔵用又は冷凍用圧縮機、 22a 空調用室内熱交換器、 22b 冷蔵用又は冷凍用室内熱交換器、 22c 過冷却用熱交換器、 22d 冷蔵用または冷凍用サブ熱交換器、 22e 空調用サブ熱交換器、 23a 空調用膨張手段、 23b 冷蔵用又は冷凍用膨張手段、 23c 過冷却用膨張手段、 24a 空調用流路、 24b 冷蔵用又は冷凍用流路、 24c バイパス流路、 24d 過冷却冷媒流路、 25a 空調用室内熱交換器用ファン、 25b 冷蔵用又は冷凍用熱交換器ファン、 25c 一体型熱交換器用送風ファン、 25d 冷蔵用または冷凍用サブ熱交換器、 22d用送風ファン、 25e 空調用サブ熱交換器22e用送風ファン、 26 液溜、 31 四方弁のような流路切り替え手段、 32 高圧維持手段あるいは流路制御手段、 33 過冷却手段、 34 一体熱交流路切り替え手段、 35 逆止弁、 36 熱源側接続バルブ、 37 負荷側接続バルブ、 41 一体型熱交換器用放熱フィン、 42 一体型熱交換器、 51 室内空気温度検出手段、 52 空調側熱交換器温度検出手段あるいは圧力検出手段、 53 空調側吐出温度検出手段、 54 空調側室内飽和温度検出手段、 55 空調側液管温度検出手段、 56 空調側二相管温度検出手段、 57 外気温度検出手段、 61 冷蔵側低圧検出手段又は蒸発温度検出手段又は冷蔵用もしくは冷凍用室内熱交換器の周囲温度検出手段、 62 冷蔵側凝縮温度検出手段もしくは高圧検出手段、 63 冷蔵側吐出温度検出手段、 64 庫内温度検出手段、 71 第一の絞り手段であるキャピラリ、 72 第二の絞り手段であるキャピラリ、 73 空調側流路切替用開閉弁、 74 空調側流路切替用開閉弁、 75 開閉弁、 76 冷蔵側または冷凍側高圧維持用開閉弁、 77 冷蔵側または冷凍側高圧維持用開閉弁、 78 開閉弁、 79 中圧レシーバ、 80 冷蔵または冷凍負荷側開閉弁。   DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Air-conditioning outdoor unit, 11 Refrigeration air-conditioning integrated machine, 12a Air-conditioning indoor unit connected with refrigeration air-conditioning integrated machine 11, 12b Air-conditioning indoor unit connected with air-conditioning outdoor unit 10, 13 Refrigeration or freezing showcase 14 stores, 21a compressor for air conditioning, 21b compressor for refrigeration or freezing, 22a indoor heat exchanger for air conditioning, 22b indoor heat exchanger for refrigeration or freezing, 22c heat exchanger for supercooling, 22d for refrigeration or Sub heat exchanger for refrigeration, 22e Sub heat exchanger for air conditioning, 23a Expansion means for air conditioning, 23b Expansion means for refrigeration or freezing, 23c Expansion means for supercooling, 24a Flow path for air conditioning, 24b Flow for refrigeration or freezing Path, 24c bypass flow path, 24d supercooling refrigerant flow path, 25a air conditioning indoor heat exchanger fan, 25b refrigeration or freezing heat exchange Fan, 25c Integrated heat exchanger blower fan, 25d Refrigeration or refrigeration sub heat exchanger, 22d blower fan, 25e Air conditioning sub heat exchanger 22e blower fan, 26 Liquid reservoir, 31 Four-way flow Path switching means, 32 high pressure maintaining means or flow path control means, 33 supercooling means, 34 integral heat AC path switching means, 35 check valve, 36 heat source side connection valve, 37 load side connection valve, 41 for integrated heat exchanger Radiation fin, 42 Integrated heat exchanger, 51 Indoor air temperature detection means, 52 Air conditioning side heat exchanger temperature detection means or pressure detection means, 53 Air conditioning side discharge temperature detection means, 54 Air conditioning side indoor saturation temperature detection means, 55 Air conditioning Side liquid pipe temperature detection means, 56 Air-conditioning side two-phase pipe temperature detection means, 57 Outside air temperature detection means, 61 Refrigeration Low pressure detection means or evaporation temperature detection means or ambient temperature detection means for a refrigeration or freezing indoor heat exchanger, 62 refrigeration side condensation temperature detection means or high pressure detection means, 63 refrigeration side discharge temperature detection means, 64 internal temperature detection means 71 Capillaries as first throttling means, 72 Capillaries as second throttling means, 73 Air-conditioning side flow path switching on-off valve, 74 Air-conditioning side flow path switching on-off valve, 75 On-off valve, 76 Refrigeration side or refrigeration On-off valve for high-pressure side maintenance, 77 On-off valve for high-pressure maintenance on the refrigeration side or refrigeration side, 78 On-off valve, 79 Medium-pressure receiver, 80 On-off valve on refrigeration or refrigeration load side

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常温の空気と第一の冷媒との熱交換を行う第一の熱交換器と、低温の空気と第二の冷媒との熱交換を行う第二の熱交換器と、前記第一の熱交換器に接続される第一の流路と前記第二の熱交換器に接続される第二の流路のそれぞれ独立した各流路を有しその各流路を通る冷媒が互いに熱交換をするように一体に設けられた第三の熱交換器と、前記第二の熱交換器と前記第三の熱交換器の第二の流路とを接続し前記第二の冷媒を循環させる第二の冷凍サイクルに設けられ前記第二の冷媒の一部もしくは全部を前記第三の熱交換器をバイパス可能なバイパス流路と、前記バイパス流路に接続され前記バイパス流路へ流す冷媒流量を調整する流路制御手段と、前記第三の熱交換器の第二の流路と前記バイパス流路からのガス冷媒を含む混合された冷媒を過冷却用熱交換器で液化し液溜に貯留する前記第二の冷凍サイクルに設けられた過冷却手段と、を備えたことを特徴とする冷凍空調装置。 A first heat exchanger for exchanging heat between normal temperature air and the first refrigerant; a second heat exchanger for exchanging heat between low temperature air and the second refrigerant; and the first heat exchange. refrigerant through the first flow path and having a respective flow paths each, independently of the second flow path connected the to the second heat exchanger that each flow path being connected to heat exchange with each other in the vessel A second heat exchanger connected integrally with the second heat exchanger and a second flow path of the third heat exchanger to circulate the second refrigerant. A bypass flow path that is provided in the refrigeration cycle and that allows a part or all of the second refrigerant to bypass the third heat exchanger, and a refrigerant flow rate that is connected to the bypass flow path and flows to the bypass flow path is adjusted. And a mixed refrigerant containing gas refrigerant from the second flow path and the bypass flow path of the third heat exchanger. Refrigerating and air-conditioning apparatus characterized by comprising: a supercooling means provided in the second refrigeration cycle for storing liquefied to liquid reservoir in supercooling heat exchanger, a. 常温の空気と第一の冷媒との熱交換を行う第一の熱交換器と、低温の空気と第二の冷媒との熱交換を行う第二の熱交換器と、前記第一の熱交換器に接続される第一の流路と前記第二の熱交換器に接続される第二の流路のそれぞれ独立した各流路を有しその各流路を通る冷媒が互いに熱交換をするように一体に設けられた第三の熱交換器と、前記第一の熱交換器と前記第三の熱交換器の第一の流路とを配管で接続し第1の圧縮機にて前記第一の冷媒を循環させる第一の冷凍サイクルと、前記第二の熱交換器と前記第三の熱交換器の第二の流路とを配管で接続し第2の圧縮機にて前記第二の冷媒を循環させる第二の冷凍サイクルと、を備え、前記第三の熱交換器の前記第一の流路で前記第一の冷媒を蒸発させる際の前記第一の冷媒の蒸発温度と前記第一の冷媒と熱交換する前記第三の熱交換器に流れる前記第二の冷媒の凝縮温度とを、前記第三の熱交換器に送風する送風ファンの風量を低下させて近づけることを特徴とする冷凍空調装置。 A first heat exchanger for exchanging heat between normal temperature air and the first refrigerant; a second heat exchanger for exchanging heat between low temperature air and the second refrigerant; and the first heat exchange. refrigerant through the first flow path and having a respective flow paths each, independently of the second flow path connected the to the second heat exchanger that each flow path being connected to heat exchange with each other in the vessel And connecting the first heat exchanger integrated with the first heat exchanger and the first flow path of the third heat exchanger with a pipe, and using the first compressor The first refrigeration cycle for circulating the first refrigerant, the second heat exchanger, and the second flow path of the third heat exchanger are connected by a pipe, and the second compressor A second refrigeration cycle for circulating the second refrigerant, and an evaporation temperature of the first refrigerant when evaporating the first refrigerant in the first flow path of the third heat exchanger; in front Characterized in that close to the condensation temperature of the second coolant flowing in the third heat exchanger to the first refrigerant heat exchanger reduces the air volume of the blower fan for blowing air to the third heat exchanger Refrigeration air conditioner. 前記第三の熱交換器に送風する送風ファンの風量を低下させる、もしくは送風ファンの送風を停止させて前記第一の冷凍サイクルに設けられた第一の圧縮機および前記第二の冷凍サイクルに設けられた第二の圧縮機の少なくとも一方の圧縮機の高圧と低圧の比である圧縮比を小さくする方向に前記送風ファンの風量を調整することを特徴とする請求項1または2記載の冷凍空調装置。 In the first compressor and the second refrigeration cycle provided in the first refrigeration cycle by reducing the air volume of the blower fan that blows air to the third heat exchanger, or by stopping the blowing of the blower fan 3. The refrigeration according to claim 1, wherein the air volume of the blower fan is adjusted in a direction to reduce a compression ratio, which is a ratio between a high pressure and a low pressure, of at least one of the second compressors provided. Air conditioner. 前記第一の圧縮機の駆動による所定の空調運転および前記第二の圧縮機の駆動による所定の冷蔵もしくは冷凍運転を行うとともに、前記両方の圧縮機入力の合計値を低減する方向に前記送風機の送風量を変化させることを特徴とする請求項3記載の冷凍空調装置。 While performing a predetermined air-conditioning operation by driving the first compressor and a predetermined refrigeration or freezing operation by driving the second compressor, the blower in a direction to reduce the total value of both compressor inputs. The refrigerating and air-conditioning apparatus according to claim 3, wherein the air blowing amount is changed . 前記第二の冷凍サイクルに接続され前記第二の冷媒の一部もしくは全部を前記第三の熱交換器をバイパス可能なバイパス流路へ流す冷媒流量を調整する流路制御手段と、を備え、前記第三の熱交換器の前記第一の流路で前記第一の冷媒を蒸発させる際に、前記第一の冷媒と熱交換する前記第二の冷媒の凝縮熱量を減らすように前記第二の流路に流れる前記第二の冷媒の量を前記流路制御手段にて調整し、前記第二の冷凍サイクルに設けられた膨張手段の差圧を確保することを特徴とする請求項1または2または3記載の冷凍空調装置。 A flow path control means for adjusting a flow rate of refrigerant that is connected to the second refrigeration cycle and flows a part or all of the second refrigerant to a bypass flow path that can bypass the third heat exchanger; When evaporating the first refrigerant in the first flow path of the third heat exchanger, the second heat exchanger reduces the amount of heat of condensation of the second refrigerant that exchanges heat with the first refrigerant. The amount of said 2nd refrigerant | coolant which flows into this flow path is adjusted with said flow path control means, and the differential pressure | voltage of the expansion means provided in said 2nd refrigeration cycle is ensured. The refrigeration air conditioner according to 2 or 3 . 前記第三の熱交換器の前記第二の流路に接続され前記第三の熱交換器と並列に前記バイパス流路に設けられ周囲空気との熱交換量を調整する送風機を有する補助熱交換器と、を備えたことを特徴とする請求項5記載の冷凍空調装置。 Auxiliary heat exchange having a blower connected to the second flow path of the third heat exchanger and provided in the bypass flow path in parallel with the third heat exchanger to adjust the amount of heat exchange with ambient air A refrigerating and air-conditioning apparatus according to claim 5, further comprising: 前記第三の熱交換器の前記第一の流路に接続され前記第三の熱交換器と並列に設けられ周囲空気との熱交換量を調整する送風機を有する補助熱交換器と、を備えたことを特徴とする請求項1乃至6のいずれかに記載の冷凍空調装置。 An auxiliary heat exchanger having a blower connected to the first flow path of the third heat exchanger and provided in parallel with the third heat exchanger to adjust the amount of heat exchange with ambient air. refrigeration and air conditioning apparatus according to any one of claims 1 to 6, characterized in that the. 複数の空調用室内機と冷蔵装置が配置された室内と、前記室内に配置された少なくとも1つの前記空調用室内機に設けられ第一の冷媒を循環させる第一の冷凍サイクルに接続されて常温の空気と前記第一の冷媒との熱交換を行う第一の熱交換器と、前記冷蔵装置に設けられ第二の冷媒を循環させる第二の冷凍サイクルに接続されて低温の空気と第二の冷媒との熱交換を行う第二の熱交換器と、前記第一の冷凍サイクルおよび前記第二の冷凍サイクルに接続されて独立した各流路を持ちその各流路を通る前記第一および第二の冷媒が互いに混じることなく熱交換をするように一体に設けられた第三の熱交換器と、前記第二の冷媒の一部もしくは全部を前記第三の熱交換器をバイパス可能な前記第二の冷凍サイクルに設けられたバイパス流路へ流す冷媒流量を調整する流路制御手段と、前記室内に配置された複数の空調用室内機の内の別の空調用室内機に設けられた別の熱交換器と室外に配置した熱源機との間で第3の冷媒を循環させる第三の冷凍サイクルと、を備え、前記室内を冷房する際は前記第三の熱交換器と熱交換をしない第三の冷凍サイクルの運転を優先し、前記室内を暖房する際は前記第三の熱交換器と熱交換を行う第一の冷凍サイクルの運転を優先することを特徴とする冷凍空調装置。 Connected to a room in which a plurality of air conditioning indoor units and a refrigeration unit are disposed, and a first refrigeration cycle provided in at least one of the air conditioning indoor units disposed in the room to circulate a first refrigerant. A first heat exchanger that exchanges heat between the air and the first refrigerant, and a second refrigeration cycle that is provided in the refrigeration apparatus and circulates the second refrigerant, and is connected to the low-temperature air and the second refrigerant A second heat exchanger that performs heat exchange with the refrigerant, and the first refrigeration cycle and the first refrigeration cycle, and the first and A third heat exchanger provided integrally so that the second refrigerant exchanges heat without mixing with each other, and a part or all of the second refrigerant can bypass the third heat exchanger. Flow to the bypass flow path provided in the second refrigeration cycle A flow path control means for adjusting a refrigerant flow rate, another heat exchanger provided in another air conditioning indoor unit among the plurality of air conditioning indoor units arranged in the room, and a heat source unit arranged outside the room A third refrigeration cycle for circulating a third refrigerant between them, and when cooling the room, priority is given to the operation of the third refrigeration cycle that does not exchange heat with the third heat exchanger, A refrigeration air conditioner characterized in that priority is given to the operation of the first refrigeration cycle for exchanging heat with the third heat exchanger when the room is heated . 冷房運転する際前記別の空調用室内機に設定する室温の目標温度を前記空調用室内機に設定する室温の目標温度より低くするとともに、暖房運転する際前記空調用室内機に設定する室温の目標温度を前記別の空調用室内機に設定する室温の目標温度より高くすることを特徴とする請求項8記載の冷凍空調装置。 The room temperature target temperature set in the other air conditioning indoor unit during the cooling operation is set lower than the room temperature target temperature set in the air conditioning indoor unit, and the room temperature set in the air conditioning indoor unit during the heating operation is set. The refrigerating and air-conditioning apparatus according to claim 8, wherein the target temperature is set higher than a target temperature of room temperature set in the other indoor unit for air conditioning. 前記第三の熱交換器に一体に設けられた前記第一の冷凍サイクルに接続された第一の流路と前記第二の冷凍サイクルに接続された第二の流路に対し、前記送風ファンの送風は前記第二の流路側から前記第一の流路側へ流すことを特徴とする請求項1乃至9のいずれかに記載の冷凍空調装置。 The blower fan with respect to the first flow path connected to the first refrigeration cycle and the second flow path connected to the second refrigeration cycle provided integrally with the third heat exchanger The refrigerating and air-conditioning apparatus according to any one of claims 1 to 9, wherein the air is sent from the second flow path side to the first flow path side . 前記第三の熱交換器に一体に設けられた前記第一の冷凍サイクルに接続された第一の流路と前記第二の冷凍サイクルに接続された第二の流路は、冷房運転の際に両方の凝縮熱が重ならないように一方の入口側を他方の出口側にすることを特徴とする請求項1乃至9のいずれかに記載の冷凍空調装置。 The first flow path connected to the first refrigeration cycle and the second flow path connected to the second refrigeration cycle, which are provided integrally with the third heat exchanger, are used during cooling operation. The refrigerating and air-conditioning apparatus according to any one of claims 1 to 9, wherein one inlet side is set to the other outlet side so that both condensation heats do not overlap each other . 冷媒が循環される第一の冷凍サイクルに設けられ室内の空調を行う第一の熱交換器と、第二の冷媒が循環される前記第一の冷凍サイクルと独立な第二の冷凍サイクルに設けられ冷蔵もしくは冷凍を行う第二の熱交換器と、前記第一の冷凍サイクルを通る冷媒が前記第二の冷凍サイクルの流路を通る前記第二の冷媒と熱交換する第三の熱交換器と、前記第一の冷凍サイクルおよび前記第二の冷凍サイクルにそれぞれ圧縮機などを設け、前記第一および第二の冷凍サイクルの運転を少なくとも前記圧縮機などをオンオフしもしくは回転速度を調整して行う運転状況調整手段と、を備えた冷凍空調装置に対し、前記運転状況調整手段を調整して前記第一の冷凍サイクルにて暖房運転を行うとともに、前記第二の冷凍サイクルにて冷蔵もしくは冷凍運転を行うステップと、前記第三の熱交換器に設けた送風機により風量を調整して前記第三の熱交換器の熱交換量を調整するステップと、前記第二の冷凍サイクルに設けられ前記第三の熱交換器をバイパスさせるバイパス回路の流量を調整して、前記第三の熱交換器に流れる冷媒量を減らすもしくは短時間停止させることにより冷蔵もしくは冷凍を継続させるステップと、を備えたことを特徴とする冷凍空調装置の運転方法。Provided in a first refrigeration cycle that is provided in a first refrigeration cycle in which refrigerant is circulated and performs indoor air conditioning, and in a second refrigeration cycle that is independent of the first refrigeration cycle in which second refrigerant is circulated. A second heat exchanger that performs refrigeration or freezing, and a third heat exchanger that exchanges heat between the refrigerant passing through the first refrigeration cycle and the second refrigerant passing through the flow path of the second refrigeration cycle. A compressor or the like is provided in each of the first refrigeration cycle and the second refrigeration cycle, and the operation of the first and second refrigeration cycles is performed by turning on or off at least the compressor or adjusting the rotation speed. An operating condition adjusting means for performing the heating operation in the first refrigeration cycle by adjusting the operating condition adjusting means, and refrigeration or freezing in the second refrigeration cycle. luck Adjusting the air volume by adjusting the air volume with a blower provided in the third heat exchanger, adjusting the heat exchange amount of the third heat exchanger, and providing the second refrigeration cycle with the first Adjusting the flow rate of the bypass circuit for bypassing the third heat exchanger to reduce the amount of refrigerant flowing to the third heat exchanger or to stop the cooling heat for a short time to continue refrigeration or freezing. A method of operating a refrigeration air conditioner characterized by the above. 前記第一および第二の冷凍サイクルに設けた圧縮機の両方の圧縮比を低減するように前記運転状況調整手段の調整、および前記第三の熱交換器の熱交換量の調整を行うことの少なくともいずれかを選択することを特徴とする請求項12記載の冷凍空調装置の運転方法。 Adjusting the operating condition adjusting means and adjusting the heat exchange amount of the third heat exchanger so as to reduce the compression ratio of both the compressors provided in the first and second refrigeration cycles. The operation method of the refrigerating and air-conditioning apparatus according to claim 12, wherein at least one of them is selected . 前記室内を暖房時に、前記第三の熱交換器に設けた送風機の送風を低下もしくは停止した後で前記バイパス回路の流量を調整することを特徴とする請求項12または13記載の冷凍空調装置の運転方法。14. The refrigerating and air-conditioning apparatus according to claim 12 or 13, wherein the flow rate of the bypass circuit is adjusted after the indoor fan is heated or lowered or stopped from a blower provided in the third heat exchanger. how to drive.
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